OP07
Not Recommended for New Designs
Datasheet
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I have a piezo sensor providing me a 1mV voltage signal on a 1Mohm input impedance measurement instrument. I need to build an amplifier which can return an output voltage of about 1V.
Which do you think would be the best solution: a 2 stage voltage amp: a voltage follower and an inverter, capacitively coupled or a transimpedance amplifier.
To me, it seems the voltage amplifier solution is the best. For a 1mHz to 40 Hz bandwidth which op amp would be most appropriate; what do you think about OP07?
Thanks in advance!
Thank you all,
Thus, it seems that OP07 is somehow left behind by the newest (actually better) types of op. amps.The 400KHz minimum GBW as the DC coupling is most useful info. The chopper stabilized op amps are really a peak in low offset and low drift. I still fear a charge amplifier will be needed, since this is the most recommended for high impedance sources but it seems that the long cables somehow succeed to add noise if I use this kind of input preamplification (also an option to my instrument). Actually the feedback resistance would have to be as large as 110 Mohms and it needs special shielding. The low current noise information is very useful. Indeed there are far better op amps from the polarization current point of view.
It was very helpful for me to receive feedback from actual specialists.
Thanks again!
Best regards!
Thank you all,
Thus, it seems that OP07 is somehow left behind by the newest (actually better) types of op. amps.The 400KHz minimum GBW as the DC coupling is most useful info. The chopper stabilized op amps are really a peak in low offset and low drift. I still fear a charge amplifier will be needed, since this is the most recommended for high impedance sources but it seems that the long cables somehow succeed to add noise if I use this kind of input preamplification (also an option to my instrument). Actually the feedback resistance would have to be as large as 110 Mohms and it needs special shielding. The low current noise information is very useful. Indeed there are far better op amps from the polarization current point of view.
It was very helpful for me to receive feedback from actual specialists.
Thanks again!
Best regards!