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From opamp AD8036 I would like to know what happens when the clamping voltagevh exceeds 3.9v, Say vh is set to 5v .
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The absolute limitation on Vh and Vl are the supply voltages i.e. +/-5V if theamplifier is running on +/-5V.
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Hello:
I am using an AD8036 clamping amplifier in this scheme
It is used to clamp a square wave with boundaries +3.8V and +1.2V at 9KHz. Output is connected to a UMJ-123-D14-G VCO. This is the output I get:
Now I got very strange rising edge and…
The AD8036 has typical input offset and offset tempco specified as 2 mV and 10uV/C, respectively. And the clamp accuracy is 3 mV typical. Is there a tempco spec available for the clamp accuracy? Also, is there a hysteresis spec for the clamp performance…
First a disclaimer, I'm only a mechanical engineer, doing this out of necessity as a grad student.
I'm hoping to use either AD8036 or AD8037 as a peak detector for a nearly sinusoidal waveform at 100Hz-5MHz. The datasheet gives this handy schematic…
Hello:
I am using an AD8036 clamping amplifier in this scheme
It is used to clamp a square wave with boundaries +3.8V and +1.2V at 9KHz. Output is connected to a UMJ-123-D14-G VCO. This is the output I get:
Now I got very strange rising edge and…
If so, how close to the V- rail (GND) can the AD8036 output be driven?
Hello there brantchen,
Good catch:
U6, U7: AD8036
U8: AD8037
We will be including this info in the next document update. -Bruce H.
Thank you Emman for your answer. I have ordered a couple of AD8036 for testing purpose.
Best regards,
Gilles
Hi Joe,
I have confirmed that my customer is designing the circuit by using AD8036 which you recommended.
Thank you very much for your valuable recommendation.
Best Regards,
Ricky