specs are in first post.What do you base this one?
What is the gain specified to be?
Kampfer, WBahn is one of the most likely members on this site to not only help you solve your problem on time, but also make sure you understand it as well. I'd pay attention.specs are in first post.
i've never seen a gain value in (V/mA) so, i cannot sure. i am in a great panic. and really really need your help. yes i know, i look like a headless chicken from there. but i even don't know start where, i am lookin, sedra&smith and other books and internet. i am trying to calculate some values, but it is dummy effort.Kampfer, WBahn is one of the most likely members on this site to not only help you solve your problem on time, but also make sure you understand it as well. I'd pay attention.
He knows what the specs are. He needs to know that you do, too.
Are these specs consistent with a voltage amplifier?specs are in first post.
Okay, that is a start.it is a transimpadence amp.
input is current, and output is voltage. it should be 5v peak to peak, so input must be 5/6000 A peak to peak. i have to use a shunt-shunt feedback structure.Okay, that is a start.
What can you say about a transimpedance amp? What kind of signal is the input? What kind of signal is the output?
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