RE: OPA827 and OPA211 - Opinions - roshan shanbhag

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RE: OPA827 and OPA211 - Opinions

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In Reply to: OPA827 and OPA211 - Opinions posted by trioid on December 3, 2007 at 08:54:29:

I have been using OPA211 for ADC testing purposes, low noise buffer etc...You might consider placing an isolation resistor of 49.9 ohms or 20 ohms at the output of the device depending upon the the cap load it is driving..... helps in noise supression as well

- Roshan Shanbhag

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