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- Application NoteThis application note outlines a circuit for monitoring the output current of a speaker in high voltage ranges using a Class D amplifier, AD8479, and ADA4805-1 for sound quality compensation and protection.
- Application NoteTo design within the thermal budget requirements of high density data acquisition modules, customers must consider trade-offs for speed, bandwidth, and performance.
- Application NoteThos circuit provides a low cost, low power, unipolar, differential receiver using the ADA4851-1 for an incoming video signal before the video signal is digitized by the ADV7180 video decoder. (This document replaces Circuit Note CN0060.)
- Application NoteThis circuit provides a low cost, low power video multiplexer using the ADA4853-2, a dual high speed amplifier.
- Application NoteThis application note details how to use the ADA4505-2 zero input crossover distortion op amp, the ADR1581 precision shunt voltage reference, and the ADG1636 dual SPDT switch to drive infrared (IR) and red LEDs in pulse oximetry sensors.
- Application NoteIn this application note, two paralleling methods are introduced: passive and active.
- Application NoteThe EVAL-FLTR-LD-1RZ active filter evaluation board is designed to work with the Analog Devices, Inc., low distor- tion SOIC pinout op amps.
- Application NoteThis application note explains why it is crucial to minimize offset voltage and drift as well as eliminate 1/f noise for optimum signal conditioning.
- Application NoteWith an increasing demand of built in, high fidelity systems for portable devices, for example, mobile phones and active headphones, amplifiers for larger driving power are widely implemented into high fidelity systems.
- Application NoteThis application note focuses on the circuit discussion and operational amplifier recommendations for this high fidelity headphone driver application.