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AD8629 input square wave abnormality [Copy link]

AD8629 and FZT1047A are used to form a V/I conversion circuit. The input is a square wave voltage UH=3V, UL=0.45V, f=20kHz. The output is a square wave current IH=200mA, IL=30mA, f=20kHz. The PSpice simulation circuit is as follows. The simulation found that there is overshoot and oscillation at the op amp's in-phase input. The op amp is connected as a follower, and the same happens. Why is this? How to eliminate it?

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If it does oscillate, try increasing the resistance or removing some capacitors.   Details Published on 2022-7-15 08:17
 
 

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Poor power supply decoupling or feedback network of the op amp may cause them to be unstable, resulting in overshoot and oscillation.

If the op amp is connected as a follower, and the same is true, you can consider that the simulation model is wrong.

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If it does oscillate, try increasing the resistance or removing some capacitors.

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