CLC408 Datasheet, PDF(10/12 Page) National Semiconductor (TI) – Comlinear CLC408 High-Speed, Low-Power Line Driver

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CLC408 Datasheet, PDF (10/12 Pages) National Semiconductor (TI) – Comlinear CLC408 High-Speed, Low-Power Line Driver

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where GBWPU1 is the Gain-Bandwidth Product of

U1. As R3 is made larger, fUG becomes smaller. fUG

should be large enough so that U2âs 1/f noise does not

significantly impact the output noise.

Adjust R7 so that the gain at f << fUG matches the gain at

f >> fUG.

Precision Half-Wave Rectifier

Figure 8 shows a precision half-wave rectifier. When

Vin > 0, D1 is on and D2 is off. When Vin < 0, D1 is off and

D2 is on. The second amplifier (U2) buffers Vo from the

variable output impedance of the rectifier.

The output voltage is:

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â Vin,

Vin

Vin R1

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- U2

Diodes D1 and D2 need to be Schottky or PIN diodes to

minimize delay.

Set R2 = R3 to the recommended feedback resistor value

for the gain Av = -R2/R1. R2 and R3 may need to be

increased slightly to compensate for the delays through

D1 and D2.

Set R6 to the recommended feedback resistor value for

the gain Av = (1 + R6/R5).

R4 is an optional resistor; it helps isolate U2âs input from

the changing output impedance of U1.

Other configurations are possible:

1) Connect U2âs input between R3 and D2 so that

Vo â 0 for Vin < 0.

2) Use an inverting gain configuration for U2 to

change the polarity of Vo.

Pick the combination that best suits your needs.

Figure 8: Precision Half-Wave Rectifier

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