SBOA602 November 2024 OPA593
In the simulator, an ideal power amplifier is modified to demonstrate the DFC compensation technique. Table 4-1 summarizes the key parameters of this modified power amplifier (PA). The simulation results in Figure 4-1 validate the model's behavior and confirm its consistency with the SPICE model. The unity gain bandwidth calculated from the gain bandwidth product (GBP) is approximately 1.2MHz, while the phase margin is approximately 88.6°.
| Design Parameters | Design Specification |
|---|---|
| ATE design requirements | High accuracy, programmable voltage regulators |
| Input voltage range | Input swing up to ±5Vdc |
| Output voltage range | Output swing up to ±40Vdc |
| Output current range | Driving current up to ±1Adc |
| Output resistive load | RL ≥ 40Ω |
| Closed-loop gains | 8V/V |
| Output impedance | Low open-loop output impedance, Zo = 1Ω across all frequencies |
| Output capacitive load | Low ESR (20mΩ), 1µF ceramic capacitive load and DUT |
| Effective bandwidth | Approximately 50kHz, cutoff frequency at the –3dB point |
| Step time behavior | Output rising-and-falling edge step-time response <100µs |
| Power regulation | Output voltage accuracy: approximately 0.05% or better at full scale |