10 discussions on ElectronDepot about the Linear Technology LT1028: what owners asked, what went wrong, and what fixed it.
Hello,-> Attention, non-political post ;-)Buck converter chips should contain high-side current sensing to be able to precisely limit the output current regardless of the input voltage level. But they typically don't, for whatever reason ....
"This does not bode well for the future of LTspice now that Mike Engelhardt has parted ways with Analog Devices."---analog spiceman
Has anybody used this one? Sounds too good to be true. -- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing laser drivers and controllers jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com
Hi,I am building a device that can measure noise from resistors andsemiconductors. The source resistance ranges 0.2 Ohm to 20 MOhm. But mostly semiconductors have to measured, and the range that is mostimportant is 500 Ohm to 2500 Ohm. That...
Hallo !Als bisherig haupts=E4chlich digital-angehauchter Bastler tue ich michetwas schwer mit der analogen Elektronik. Ich m=F6chte mir einenMikrofonverst=E4rker f=FCr ein elektronisches Stetoskop bauen. Da wirddas Rauschen schnell zum...
Is there any opamp better than Linear Technology's LT1028 regarding low frequency noise? i.e. voltage noise about 1 nV/sqrt(Hz) and current noise about 1 pA/sqrt(Hz), and 1/f corners below 10 Hz if possible.It doesn't matter if the GB...