No, I think you have misunderstood what I mean...
We could ignor all the influence from the resistor, just discuss the results which could be mainly determined by the parameters of OPA.
In other words, if we use a voltage source IC to generate the reference voltage, then add a OPA to enlarge the output current, the OPA parameters have if infuluence on the output, so, which parameter(s) would be more important? What is the infuluence by then?
Thanks a lot!
You are right, do you remember the AD620 single voltage source application on bridge sensor? My problem is very similar to it.
Would you please show me in detail on the offset voltage? Input offset or output offset?
Another problem was how serious the influence related to the CMRR? On the PCB, we have strong noise from the BLDC and so on, they would lead a common mode noise on all the circuit, in the follower, I think its CMRR would be lower, maybe it will lead to a big noise for the final output?
Cause I am in the trip to our head quarter, in the working time there was noChinese input methode, I am sorry to make you read in English.
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Thanks a lot, I have seen some datasheet which give both the input and output offset specification, so I have this question.
In this case, I think the signal source could be described as DC, low source impedence, maybe the offset voltage would contribute more to the final output?
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Thanks a lot, I have seen some datasheet which give both the input and output offset specification, so I have this question.
In this case, I think the signal source could be described as DC, low source impedence, maybe the offset voltage would contribute more to the final output?
The first problem is if you choose resistive divider, there is no PSRR compare to real bandgap reference.
Assuming these two resistors has the same temperature coefficient and long term drift, then the only time and temperature depedence is from OPA.
Since OPA has almost infinity PSRR compare to resistive divider in low frequency, this is not so important, but you should consider the input bisa current, offset voltage/current, sure the time/temp drift is the main parameter which will effect your measurement. The offset can be measured and compensated, but drift can not be.
Voffset,out=A*Voffset,in
for most CMOS OPA, with nominal input offset voltage, the output voltage is saturated.