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The majority of this design is taken from the applications information for the Analog Devices SSM-2131 op-amp (previously made by PMI) - Changing the MOSFET bias circuit to improve the thermal negative tempco - Reducing the gain from 24. To 10. To shift the noise floor in my overall system - Increasing the DC servo gain to speed offset settling at turn on.

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Cfbamp

The majority of this design is taken from the applications information for the Analog Devices SSM-2131 op-amp (previously made by PMI) - Changing the MOSFET bias circuit to improve the thermal negative tempco - Reducing the gain from 24. To 10. To shift the noise floor in my overall system - Increasing the DC servo gain to speed offset settling at turn on.

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+40V R18 100 C15 3.3uF C14 3300uF

R17 100

Q12 2N3906 R21 20k

D8 1N914

Q13 2N5401 E D11 1N965B D7 1N914 D6 FDH400 Q8 2N5551

* - This transistor is mounted directly atop one of the IRF640s in the ouput stage for strong thermal coupling with a short time constant. IRF MOSFETs do not have a negative tempco until they are at VERY high drain currents which would destroy the device in this application (I know from experience!). This amplified diode configuration has a strong negative tempco which means that thermal runaway is avoided but also that very large bias currents (3+ times steady state) can occur at startup when the amplifier is cold (not uncommon in a car installation). Q4 2N5551 D1 1N914 C4 0.1uF R6 10k D3 1N5242 U1 OP97 Heatsink* D4 1N5242 R5 681 Q7 2N3904 D2 1N914 C3 10uF R1 R2 10k C2 0.1uF 200

Heatsink Q2 Q3 MPSU10 R3 100 IRF640 R23 100 IRF640 R25 100 D OUT IRF640 Q15 Q17 Anywhere from 1 to 3 MOSFETs can be used in parallel with this design without significant change in high frequency performance. I bias the MOSFETs to 100mA per pair.

C11 10uF

D IN 100

C7 750pF R16

R11 100k

C6 47pF

C5 0.1uF R14 1M

U2 SSM2131

R13 750

R8 3.96k R9 499 R7 1M C9 0.1uF R10 454

R12 100

R15 49.9 OUT C8 47pF

C1 1uF

R4 Q5 MPSU60 100 Q1

R24 100 Q14

R26 100 Q16 C

C10 10uF

Q9 2N5401 D5 FDH400 D9 1N914 Q10 2N5551

D12 1N965B

The majority of this design is taken from the applications information for the Analog Devices SSM-2131 op-amp (previously made by PMI). This circuit can be found as Figure 6 on page 7-86 of the AD/PMI Anolog Integrate Circuits Data Book Vol. #10 Copyright 1990. My changes of the deisgn include: - Using IRF640 and IRF9640 MOSFETs - Changing the MOSFET bias circuit to improve the thermal negative tempco - Reducing the gain from 24.0 to 10.0 to shift the noise floor in my overall system - Increasing the DC servo gain to speed offset settling at turn on

Q6 2N5401 Heatsink

IRF9640

IRF9640

IRF9640

R22 20k B Q11 2N3904 R19 100 D10 1N914 B

R20 100

C12 3.3uF

C13 3300uF

-40V

Title A Size B Date: File: 1 2 3 4 5 6

Current Feedback Amplifier


A Number 15-Apr-1997 Sheet of E:\COLBY\SCHEMA~1\CARAMP~1\CFBAMP.SCH Drawn By: 7 Revision

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