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CLC5509 Datasheet(PDF) 8 Page - National Semiconductor (TI)

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Part # CLC5509
Description  Ultra-Low Noise Preamplifier
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Manufacturer  NSC [National Semiconductor (TI)]
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Typical Performance Characteristics (Continued)
Application Information
Introduction
The CLC5509 is a two stage ultra-low noise preamplifier,
with low distortion, and externally variable input impedance.
The unusual emitter driven input stage remains stable for a
wide range of transducer source loads. The input termination
can be matched (for 50-200
Ω source matching) to a wide
range of complex loads (C
S up to 5000pF and CP up to
10000pF, L
S up to 1µH). The IC was designed for low cost
multiple channel ultrasound applications requiring flexible
configurations for a variety of transmit/receive topologies. In
a typical application, the CLC5509 is connected to a single
element
of
an
ultrasound
transducer
through
a
transmit/receive switch.
Theory of Operation
The CLC5509 simplified circuit is shown in
Figure 1. For
analysis, the transmit/receive switch diode is modeled in the
circuit as a series resistance R
TR with a voltage drop of VRT.
A piezo transducer generated, single-ended voltage signal is
applied to the emitter input of the 1st stage. The voltage sig-
nal is converted to a current (i) that is passed through a high
pass filter then restored back to a voltage signal at R
g. A high
speed, low distortion, unity gain buffer, applies the signal to
the load and feedback resistor. Negative feedback from the
buffer output to the inverting input completes the signal path.
The input and output voltage can be expressed as shown:
V
in = (RTR +re)i+VO (R1/(R1 +R2))
V
O = −(ixRg)
for
α = 1
The input resistance is calculated
The current I
BIAS1 is the input stage emitter current that
sets r
e.
I
BIAS1 = (VEE -VTR)/RBIAS1 for VEE = VTR = .65V
r
e = 26mV/IBIAS1
Combining
terms,
then
solving
for
close
loop
gain
V
O/Vin results in
Negative PSRR (V
EE)
DS101304-28
DS101304-29
FIGURE 1. Simplified Circuit
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