I want to build LPF using opa2134 as shown in PCM1789 datasheet(attached is picture).

What would be the supply voltage(s)? OPA2134 seems to support single supply voltage, if so can i use 5V for this?

 

You would need either a symmetrical supply, or instead of gnd use half of the supply voltage like this https://tangentsoft.net/elec/bitmaps/vgrounds/vfb-opa.png

 

I want to build LPF using opa2134 as shown in PCM1789 datasheet(attached is picture). What would be the supply voltage(s)?

The circuit you provided would almost certainly be operated from +/-15V supplies, to accommodate the input voltages shown.

OPA2134 seems to support single supply voltage, if so can i use 5V for this?

No. Looking at the data sheet, it's clear that neither the Input Common-Mode Voltage range nor the Voltage Output range are adequate for 5V single-supply operation.

 

What would be the supply voltage(s)? OPA2134 seems to support single supply voltage, if so can i use 5V for this?

The data sheet says +/-2.5 V right on the front page, but the inside data indicates that this works only for a very low input voltage and relatively little gain.
Datasheet: maybe.
Real world: no.

ak

 

You would need either a symmetrical supply, or instead of gnd use half of the supply voltage like this https://tangentsoft.net/elec/bitmaps/vgrounds/vfb-opa.png

can i use any other op-amp like LM741?

 

LM741 is almost 50 years old now (introduced 1968), and it won´t work with 5V supply, more like +/-15V. Use some modern part if you want modern supply voltage

 

I will try with LM741 because this is the only op-amp I have got for supply.

I also got this NE5532A suggested in the DS. Does NE5532A work with 5V supply?

I cannot get the audio signal right, this LPF actually is solution to my earlier problem here https://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/...-dac-and-lpf-amp-tpa6138.138935/#post-1166042. Wish people could also help analyze that problem.

 

NE5532 needs at least +/-5V, so it will not work with single 5V supply.

 

I will try with LM741 because this is the only op-amp I have got for supply.

The 741 will not work on a single 5 V supply.

I also got this NE5532A suggested in the DS. Does NE5532A work with 5V supply?

No. The data sheets for these parts are very clear about the correct supply voltage range.

ak

 

i am failing to understand, where does the ground connected to capacitor go? J1 is the power supply for op-amp

 

To the right end of R9. With LM741 you will need at least 20V at J1.

 

20V is hard to incorporate, can i use TL072? with single supply?

 

TL072 needs 10V.

 

TL072 needs 10V.

how do i incorporate TL072?

 

how do i incorporate TL072?

Use sufficient supply voltage. Or use a different opamp.

 

Use sufficient supply voltage. Or use a different opamp.

i mean how to fit TL072 into my schematic?

 

Like I said, there is no way to use TL072 with 5V supply voltage. You would need another circuit to generate either -5V (such as ICL7660), or a boost converter to generate +10V out of the +5V you have.

 

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Like I said, there is no way to use TL072 with 5V supply voltage. You would need another circuit to generate either -5V (such as ICL7660), or a boost converter to generate +10V out of the +5V you have.

I meant if I use 10V supply how to connect TL072 to generate power supply rail for OPA2134? can u provide schematic?

 

Hi abc77.
I have offered you an electronic circuit with unipolar power supply and with voltage ranges of 5 to 30 volts.
See #18.
You can use other opamp. If you understand how my circuit works, then you can simplify it at high voltages.