
Can you verify this circuit for differential-to-single-ended conversion with a unity gain and dual-supply operation, and confirm whether the component values and connections are correct?
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The AD813 is a low power, single supply triple video amplifier. Each of the three current feedback amplifiers has 50 mA of output current, and is optimized...
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Can you verify this circuit for differential-to-single-ended conversion with a unity gain and dual-supply operation, and confirm whether the component values and connections are correct?
Hi Nita,
The circuit looks good for converting the differential CSYNC to single-ended outputs. The 649 ohms resistor values are also consistent with the recommended feedback resistance for the AD813 at a noise gain of 2.
A couple of points to confirm:
- The 120 ohms resistor across each differential input should match the intended differential-line termination
- Please ensure that the CSYNC input common-mode voltage and signal amplitude remain within the AD813 input/output operating ranges when using +-5V supplies.
For improved gain and common-mode accuracy, you can use better resistor matching than 1% parts.
Best Regards,
Ian