I'm interested in building an adjustable electronic load as per Figure 6 of the apps note here: http://cds.linear.com/docs/en/application-note/an104f.pdf
Which ADI amplifiers would be the best match to replace the LT1210 and LT1006?
Thanks
Tim
LT1210
Production
The LT1210 is a current feedback amplifier with high output current and excellent large-signal characteristics. The combination of high slew rate, 1.1A...
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LT1210 on Analog.com
LT1006
Production
The LT1006 is the first precision single supply operational amplifier. Its design has been optimized for single supply operation with a full set of specifications...
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LT1006 on Analog.com
I'm interested in building an adjustable electronic load as per Figure 6 of the apps note here: http://cds.linear.com/docs/en/application-note/an104f.pdf
Which ADI amplifiers would be the best match to replace the LT1210 and LT1006?
Thanks
Tim
Hi Tim,
I build this active load :-)
The LT1006 kan be replaced whit any good precision opamp like the ADA4638-1.
Do NOT try to replace the LT1210!
You can have al look @ this website: http://www.circuitsonline.net/forum/view/105032/1/active+load
Klik on the links, and you wil see pictures i made of building this active load.
It needs verry short wiring!
Also the connection to your powersupply needs to be verry short if you do dynamic testing
of your powersupply.
I used a LM10 as a reference generator with a 10 turn pot and a dial to set the current level.
Schematic: http://www.bramcam.nl/AL/JW-BK-DLT-01.JPG
This active load is a beauty for testing powersupply's with fast signals.
Yust order some sampels for the LT1210 @ www.lineair.com
Kind regarts,
Bram
Hi Tim,
I build this active load :-)
The LT1006 kan be replaced whit any good precision opamp like the ADA4638-1.
Do NOT try to replace the LT1210!
You can have al look @ this website: http://www.circuitsonline.net/forum/view/105032/1/active+load
Klik on the links, and you wil see pictures i made of building this active load.
It needs verry short wiring!
Also the connection to your powersupply needs to be verry short if you do dynamic testing
of your powersupply.
I used a LM10 as a reference generator with a 10 turn pot and a dial to set the current level.
Schematic: http://www.bramcam.nl/AL/JW-BK-DLT-01.JPG
This active load is a beauty for testing powersupply's with fast signals.
Yust order some sampels for the LT1210 @ www.lineair.com
Kind regarts,
Bram