Hi,
Is there a companion interfacing product or alternative (differential amplifier) that is more suitable to drive a single-ended, bipolar ADC with a minimum 2.5GHz bandwidth?.
Thanks !
R.
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Hi,
Is there a companion interfacing product or alternative (differential amplifier) that is more suitable to drive a single-ended, bipolar ADC with a minimum 2.5GHz bandwidth?.
Thanks !
R.
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What is your min and max frequencies. Do you need dc-coupled to 2.5 GHz or some Fmin to 2.5 GHz. Also, you are looking for a differential to single-ended amplifier, right?