TIDUFH2
March
2026
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Description
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Resources
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Features
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Applications
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6
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1System Description
- 1.1
Key System Specifications
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2System Overview
- 2.1
Block Diagram
- 2.2
Design Considerations
- 2.2.1
Loop Bandwidth
- 2.2.2
Fast Setting and Sampling
- 2.2.3
Low Temperature Drift and Long-Term
Drift
- 2.2.4
Output Capacity
- 2.2.5
Linearity
- 2.2.6
Current Leakage
- 2.2.7
Reduce Noise
- 2.2.8
Reduce Glitch When Switching Current
Range
- 2.2.9
Heat Design
- 2.2.9.1
OPA593
- 2.2.9.2
OPA593 Divider Resistor and Series
Resistor
- 2.2.9.3
Current Sensing Resistor and Feedback Voltage
Divider
- 2.2.9.4
Clamp Resistor
- 2.3
Highlighted Products
- 2.3.1
REF54
- 2.3.2
DAC11001B
- 2.3.3
DAC80502
- 2.3.4
ADS9317
- 2.3.5
OPA593
- 2.3.6
OPA596
- 2.3.7
PGA849
- 2.3.8
OPA454
- 2.3.9
OPA4187
- 2.3.10
THS4552
- 2.3.11
RES11A
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3System Design Theory
- 3.1
Force Voltage Mode
- 3.2
Force Current Mode
- 3.3
Buffer Mode
- 3.4
Gang_Master Mode
- 3.5
Gang_Slaver Mode
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4Hardware, Software, Testing Requirements,
and Test Results
- 4.1
Hardware Requirements
- 4.1.1
Support Working Mode
- 4.1.2
Power Supply
- 4.1.3
Hardware Connection
- 4.2
Software Requirements
- 4.2.1
PC GUI
- 4.2.1.1
Control Window
- 4.2.1.2
ADC Read Raw Data Window
- 4.2.1.3
Calibration Window
- 4.3
Test Setup
- 4.3.1
Source Mode Connection
- 4.3.2
Sink Mode Connection
- 4.3.3
Gang Mode Connection
- 4.4
Test Results
- 4.4.1
Linearity and Accuracy
- 4.4.1.1
FV ±40V, 500mA, Comp = 10k+470nF, DUT =
3MΩ
- 4.4.1.2
FV, 0V to 80V, 500mA, Comp = 10k+470nF,
DUT = 3MΩ
- 4.4.1.3
FI, ±40V, 10mA, Comp = 10k + 470nF, DUT =
3MΩ
- 4.4.1.4
Buffer, ±40V, 10mA, Comp = 10k + 470nF,
DUT = 3MΩ
- 4.4.2
Transient
- 4.4.3
Capacitance Load
- 4.4.4
Glitch
- 4.4.5
Settling Time
- 4.4.6
ADC Swing LSB
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5Design and Documentation Support
- 5.1
Design Files
- 5.1.1
Schematics
- 5.1.2
BOM
- 5.1.3
PCB Layout Recommendations
- 5.1.3.1
Layout Prints
- 5.2
Tools and Software
- 5.3
Documentation Support
- 5.4
Support Resources
- 5.5
Trademarks
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6About the Author
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7Acknowledgment
Design Guide
Automated Test Equipment (ATE) 80V Discrete
Floating VI Reference Design