I was going to try to load the TI TPS54335 spice model into LTspice but it looks encrypted. Is TI encrypting its spice models now? Thanks

Read the thread. What I've been slinging is opamp part numbers. -- John Larkin Highland Technology Inc jlarkin at highlandtechnology dot com Precision electronic instrumentation

I am happy to compare opamps. But he won't play. -- John Larkin Highland Technology Inc jlarkin at highlandtechnology dot com Precision electronic instrumentation

--- You really didn't; what you _wanted to do was to best Jim at his own game by changing the focus of the thread to fall into line with what you considered to be an area where you'd be unbeatable. --- --- Generally, you're the one who starts the fights; all because you're so pussywhipped that when he made a comment about your wife which you decided was grounds to start a neverending vendetta, you did. You need to grow the fuck up and, maybe, get away from USENET before all that simmering hate in you eats you up. John Fields

--- No, you weren't. What you were trying to do was to get him to post_anything_ so that you could counter with something faster in bipolar and continue your neverending harangue. --- --- The topic of the thread was about simulators, so your "contribution" was off-topic and, being so, of limited usefulness to the group since all you were really trying to do was start a pissing contest. --- --- Your exaggerations do nothing but fan the flames so - if you're serious about wanting to make things better - why not take the high road, let bygones be bygones, and extend the olive branch? --- --- Then what's this about?: "Chicken! You are wrong about CMOS amps, and are going off to hide in the back of your coop." --- --- Argumentum ex silentio.

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John Larkin 12 years ago

That AD8605 isn't bad, low noise and reasonable input capacitance.

But the AD8033 (jfet) has it beat on most specs: 8x the bandwidth, less than half the Cin, and up to 24 volt supplies. It seems to be absolutely c-load stable.

Digital CMOS is of course a different issue. I can't imagine a bipolar (or jfet!) FPGA. There were some attempts at doing logic with gaasfets (Gigabit Logic!) but that didn't work out.

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John Fields 12 years ago

No, the pattern is usually your trying to take control of a thread by throwing shit into the game. John Fields

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John Larkin 12 years ago

I was trying to get Jim to back up his claim about how fast linear CMOS can be. I asked him to cite some fast CMOS opamps. That would actually be on-topic and useful to the group. His response is to insult and then killfile me (for, maybe, the 10th time!)

Wrong. I named opamps, by part number. He didn't. Because he's factually wrong.

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John Larkin 12 years ago

Read the thread. What I've been slinging is opamp part numbers.

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John Larkin 12 years ago

I am happy to compare opamps. But he won't play.

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John Fields 12 years ago

You really didn't; what you _wanted to do was to best Jim at his own game by changing the focus of the thread to fall into line with what you considered to be an area where you'd be unbeatable.

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Lasse Langwadt Christensen 12 years ago

Den mandag den 7. april 2014 00.37.38 UTC+2 skrev John Larkin:

I know, not always the same who starts

-Lasse

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John Fields 12 years ago

I agree. My feeling is that Larkin starts the mudslinging much more often than Thompson does, though, since all Jim has to do is post something - even something innocuous - and John is all over him. But maybe that's just me...

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John Fields 12 years ago

No, you weren't. What you were trying to do was to get him to post_anything_ so that you could counter with something faster in bipolar and continue your neverending harangue.

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John Fields 12 years ago

And derision. And misinformation. And taunts. And on. And on... John Fields

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John Fields 12 years ago

Perhaps he doesn't like rolling around in the dirt as much as you do.

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Jim Thompson 12 years ago

The Gain-Bandwidth Product for an X-FAB XP018 Process NMOS is

7.6159GHz. ...Jim Thompson

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Jim Thompson 12 years ago

At 100uA bias current. ...Jim Thompson

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John Larkin 12 years ago

So, you wouldn't mind if people slagged your wife?

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John Larkin 12 years ago

So you concede that bipolar opamps are faster than cmos opamps? Thanks for backing me up on that. Too bad Jim can't see it.

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Maynard A. Philbrook Jr. 12 years ago

What an imagination you have.

Jealousy will get you no where!

Jamie

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John Fields 12 years ago

Actually, it's not something I concern myself with since I don't have the kind of wife anyone would want to slag. John Fields

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John Fields 12 years ago

Not at all, since some are and some aren't.

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John Fields 12 years ago

http://www.natchaug.org/about_us.htm

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John Devereux 12 years ago

That was just mildly off-color humor in the context, you blew it up into a silly pistols-at-dawn mortal insult thing.

But I do think Jim is almost always to blame for the "fights".

John Devereux

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