AD8031
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The AD8031 (single) is a single supply voltage feedback amplifier that features high speed performance with 80 MHz of small signal bandwidth, 30 V/µs slew...
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Hi,
for my next course about PSRR, I try to simulate the AD8031 PSRR with LTspice.
The used schematic is :
Result is :
This is very different from the datasheet graph (i.e. figure 35).
How explain that ?
Best regards.
Eric PERONNIN
Hi,
as a complement, I've done a time domain analysis with that schematic :
It uses a BV source with 5V plus decade sinus (for 1k, 10k, 100k and 1MHz). Each spectral lines has a weight of -23dB in the FFT analysis. FFT on the output has given that result :
As you can see, this result is consistent with the AC analysis : the -88dB at 1MHz plus 23dB give -65dB which is the result at 1MHz with the AC analysis and so one for the other spectral lines.
Hi Eric,
Since you are using single supply, add a DC offset in the non-inverting input to use the whole range of input common-mode voltage range. Below is the PSRR graph obtained when I add 2.5V in non-inverting input. It resembles Figure 35 in the data sheet. Simulations are dependent on the part modeling and may present some limitations thus the low accuracy in the low frequencies.
