For the I/v converter section many say that you need a faster opamp and I see many people use opa627 but people who tried ad815 even said its better than 627 so im thinking to use AD815 as I/V converter being with slew of 900V/usec.
any suggestions or inputs one would give? AD815 is cheaper as well.
any suggestions or inputs one would give? AD815 is cheaper as well.
I'm using AD815 in my Ozone DAC - its great and excellent value. I don't use it to do active I/V, rather I use passive then filter and post-amplify with AD815. Can't beat it for the price I pay here but it does need a very clean supply - 10uF or 22uF 1206 ceramics across the pins. One great advantage of this earlier generation part compared to the later ones is it works down to very low voltages - I run around 5-6V total supply.
AD815 is cheaper as well.
Some serious irony there.
I get AD815 here in China at 6 for $1 - I suspect they're recycled from older ADSL cards. A wonderful bargain.
@Eldam - the blog's updated now
That's funny, I think the 100K price break was $2.50 or so in 1998 dollars.
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