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Consumption of LTC6910

Category: Datasheet/Specs
Product Number: LTC6910
Software Version: -

Dear Analog Team,

I have some question on LTC6910, which were not clear to me from the datasheet:

  1. What is the consumption of the LTC6910 for either +- 5 V supply or 0...+5 V supply and a load of 6.25 kOhm (ADC AD4134 input) or on a AD8422 input?
  2. Does the consumption dependent on the gain/how do I calculate the consumption? (in the LTC6373 there is a conclusive guide to calculate the consumption)
  3. What is the common mode impedance (Input pin towards ground)?
  4. When looking for PGAs on Analog's product page, they did show the LTC6910 but not the very similar LTC6373. Why?

Thank you very much already for your greatly appreciated effort!

Have a good day,

Patrick



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[edited by: pre at 1:27 PM (GMT -4) on 29 Aug 2023]
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  • Hello Pre,

    1. You can find the consumption of LTC6910 on page 5 of DS but the specs there is for RL = 10kohms. We can try to simulate on LT spice to check the approximate consumption if you have a load from AD4134 or AD8422 but it will be helpful if you have a schematic of your circuit.

    2. The consumption will definitely depend on the gain(since internal input resistance and feedback resistance vary depending on the programmed gain). But internal feedback resistance was not specified on DS unlike LTC6373 which has known internal resistances. If you can provide a schematic of your circuit, we can try to check it and see if we can compute the consumption thru LT spice simulation.

    3. Input resistance can be seen on page 3 - 4. Typical input resistance at unity gain is 10K and is decreasing as gain increases.

    4. LTC6373 is under the instrumentation amplifier on Analog's portfolio. It is a Fully Differential PGA so maybe that's why it was separated on usual PGA's on product page.

    Best Regards,
    Kenneth

  • Thank you  ,

    a really really valuable reply and so far fine for me! Sorry for the late answer, I was also on vacation :). I have now focussed on LTC 6910-2 an have one more question, if you allow:

    In my LTSpice simulation (dual supply, +5 V and -5 V) the LTC6910-2 introduces a DC offset after amplification. Here with Gain = -1:

    In reality this DC offset seems to be even more severe (even though I cannot exclude that this may come from other sources there). Where does this offset in the simulation come from?

    Let me know, if it would make sense, looking at the complete signal conditioning circuit.

    Best regards! 

  • Hello Pre,

    I believe the DC offset that your seeing is from the internal op-amp of LTC6910-2. On the electrical spec table, there is an offset voltage spec listed for the internal op amp (Vos(oa)) and also for the Vos(in) for the IN pin.

    On Applications Information (page 18 of the datasheet), there is a note on how this DC offset can be calculated with various gains (referred to input).

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks,
    Kenneth

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  • Hello Pre,

    I believe the DC offset that your seeing is from the internal op-amp of LTC6910-2. On the electrical spec table, there is an offset voltage spec listed for the internal op amp (Vos(oa)) and also for the Vos(in) for the IN pin.

    On Applications Information (page 18 of the datasheet), there is a note on how this DC offset can be calculated with various gains (referred to input).

    Hope this helps.

    Thanks,
    Kenneth

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