DS3800NOAA1F - High Voltage Operational Amplifier Module

DS3800NOAA1F - High Voltage Operational Amplifier Module DS3800NOAA1F - High Voltage Operational Amplifier Module

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SPECIFICATIONS:

Part Number: DS3800NOAA1F
Manufacturer: General Electric
Series: Mark IV
Product Type: High Voltage Operational Amplifier Module
Wide power-supply range: ±90 V (180 V)
High-output load drive: ±45 mA
Board Size: 60.96 x 41.28 mm
Operating Temperature: 0 - 50° C
Repair: 3-7 Days
Weight: 0.15 Kg
Country of Origin: USA
Availability: In Stock

FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION:

DS3800NOAA1F is a High Voltage Operational Amplifier Module manufactured and designed by General Electric as part of the Mark IV Series used in GE Speedtronic Gas turbine control systems. A high-voltage noninverting amplifier with AV = 17 V/V. An example application circuit is provided below. The board can operate with supply voltages up to ±90 V (180 V) and down to ±6 V (12 V). The high-voltage technology and design enable it to be employed in applications where conventional operational amplifiers are not suitable, such as high-voltage power-supply conditions or when a very high output voltage swing is required. The output may produce up to ±30 mA of current and swing within a few volts of the supply rails at modest current levels.

The non-inverting amplifier circuit, with a closed-loop gain of 17 V/V, has a small signal bandwidth of over 800 kHz at -3 dB. However, large signal bandwidth is likely to be more important in a high-output-voltage application. To determine the maximum large-signal bandwidth in that mode of operation, the operational amplifier's slew rate and peak output swing voltage must be taken into consideration. A high-voltage operational amplifier (op-amp) module typically offers several key features and specifications designed to handle higher voltage requirements than standard op-amps. Here are some common features you might find in such modules:

  • High Voltage Capability: Can operate with supply voltages significantly higher than typical op-amps (e.g., up to ±100V or more).
  • Wide Supply Voltage Range: Supports a wide range of supply voltages, often beyond the typical ±15V of standard op-amps.
  • High Output Voltage Swing: Capable of providing a large output voltage swing close to the supply rails, sometimes referred to as rail-to-rail output.
  • High Input Impedance: Maintains a high input impedance to minimize loading effects on preceding circuit stages.
  • Low Offset Voltage and Drift: Ensures low offset voltage and drift over temperature variations for accurate DC performance.
  • High Slew Rate: Provides a high slew rate to handle rapid changes in the input signal without distortion.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

What is a high voltage operational amplifier (op-amp) module?

A high-voltage op-amp module is an electronic component designed to amplify signals with voltage levels higher than those typically handled by standard op-amps. It can operate with supply voltages much greater than the standard ±15V.

What are the typical applications of high-voltage op-amp modules?

These modules are used in applications where there is a need to amplify signals to high voltage levels, such as in industrial equipment, test and measurement instruments, audio amplifiers, power supplies, and signal conditioning circuits.

What are the key features to look for in a high-voltage op-amp module?

Key features include high voltage capability (e.g., up to ±100V or more), wide supply voltage range, high output voltage swing, low offset voltage and drift, high slew rate, wide bandwidth, and protection features against overvoltage and thermal shutdown.