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rickman wrote:
I am working on a project for receiving a very narrow bandwidth signal at 60 kHz. One of the design goals is to keep the power consumption to an absolute minimum. I'm trying to figure out how to run a pre-amplifier on less than 100 uW. So far I have found nothing. Any suggestions? Specifying the output, impedance, and degree of linearlity required might get a meaningful response. The Maxim MAX480 opamp will run from a single supply down to 1.6V with a supply current of less tha 20 uA. Most of the micropower opamps I've seen run in the range of 30 to 50 uW quiescent which doesn't leave a lot for output. -- Jim Pennino |
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