LTC6226
Last Time Buy
The LTC6226 are very fast, low noise rail-to-rail output, unity gain stable single/dual op amps, with a gainbandwidth product of 420MHz and a slew rate...
Datasheet
LTC6226 on Analog.com
Dear all,
I want to design a transimpedance amplifier with LTC6226, and for the layout I noticed the exposed pad other the chip is connected to V-, but normally it is connected to GND?!
So, it means, for example, if I connect V- to (-2.5 V), in fact I should connect the exposed pad to -2.5 v as well? I expected the exposed pad should be tied to GND!
Regards,
Behnam,
Hi,
Thank you for your question. I am reviewing the information you provided and may come back with follow up questions. I appreciate your patience as I work on your query.
Regards,
Gilbeys
Hi Andromeda8 ,
Connecting the exposed pad to ground is not always the case, it depends on the part. Normally not electrically isolated, it typically needs to be connected to a ground or power plane, depending on the device. I would always recommend following the datasheet. For the LT6226, the EPAD must be connected to ground for single supply, and V- for dual supply configuration.
Here are some links that may help you with your question:
https://www.analog.com/en/resources/design-notes/exposed-pads-a-brief-introduction.html
Thanks,
Gio