Hi
I’m using AD8062 by voltage follower. Then I have confirmed Vout drop from 3V to 2V.
Could you confirm the following specification.
V+ : 3.3V
V- : GND
+IN : 3V
Rload : none
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Hi
I’m using AD8062 by voltage follower. Then I have confirmed Vout drop from 3V to 2V.
Could you confirm the following specification.
V+ : 3.3V
V- : GND
+IN : 3V
Rload : none
Hello,
Can you send me your circuit schematic for me to check?
Thanks.
Regards,
Paul
Hi
Thank you for quick reply.
Could you see the following.
Best Regards
Hello kshigemori281 ,
The input voltage range of AD8602 has a headroom of 1.8 V, meaning for it to work satisfactory, the input voltage should not exceed the Supply Voltage minus the headroom (Vs-headroom)
For example, for Vs = 5V, the input should not exceed +3.2 V
Max input voltage = Vs - headroom = 5V - 1.8V = 3.2V
In your schematic, using the above formula, the input voltage should not exceed 1.5 V for it to work satisfactory.
Max input voltage = Vs - headroom = 3.3V - 1.8V = 1.5V
As a recommendation, you can increase your supply voltage to 5V so the part can accept the 3V input and work as it intended to be.
Hi,
Thank you for quick reply.
I understood this reason!
Best Regards
Hello,
Glad that I can help!
Regards,
Paul