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| - | To test the headroom requirements for +V<sub>DD</sub>, disconnect the fixed positive power supply from +V<sub>DD</sub> and remove any supply decoupling capacitors. Be sure to turn off the power supplies before making any changes or additions to your breadboard. Now connect +V<sub>DD</sub> to AWG 1. Set AWG 1 to trapezium (trapezoid) waveform at 100 Hz. Set the amplitude to 5V with a 2.5V offset for a 0 to +5V swing. Connect scope channel 1 to the output of AWG1 and connect scope channel 2 to -V<sub>REF</sub> of the first example circuit at pin 14 of the OP482. Use the oscilloscope instrument in the XY mode, scope channel for X and scope channel 2 for Y. Start AWG 1 and turn on the fixed negative 5V power supply. Record the minimum +V<sub>DD</sub> voltage where -V<sub>REF</sub> starts to remain constant at -1.25V. | + | To test the headroom requirements for +V<sub>DD</sub>, disconnect the fixed positive power supply from +V<sub>DD</sub> and remove any supply decoupling capacitors. Be sure to turn off the power supplies before making any changes or additions to your breadboard. Now connect +V<sub>DD</sub> to AWG 1. Set AWG 1 to trapezium (trapezoid) waveform at 100 Hz. Set the amplitude to 5V peak-to-peak with a 2.5V offset for a 0 to +5V swing. Connect scope channel 1 to the output of AWG1 and connect scope channel 2 to -V<sub>REF</sub> of the first example circuit at pin 14 of the OP482. Use the oscilloscope instrument in the XY mode, scope channel for X and scope channel 2 for Y. Start AWG 1 and turn on the fixed negative 5V power supply. Record the minimum +V<sub>DD</sub> voltage where -V<sub>REF</sub> starts to remain constant at -1.25V. |
| - | To test the headroom requirements for -V<sub>SS</sub>, reconnect +V<sub>DD</sub> to the fixed positive power supply. Disconnect the fixed negative power supply from -V<sub>SS</sub> and remove any supply decoupling capacitors. Now connect -V<sub>SS</sub> to AWG 1. Set the amplitude to 5V with a -2.5V offset for a 0 to -5V swing. Start AWG 1 and turn on the fixed positive 5V power supply. Repeat your measurements of pins 14 of the OP482 recording the lowest value for -V<sub>SS</sub> where the reference voltage is constant. | + | To test the headroom requirements for -V<sub>SS</sub>, reconnect +V<sub>DD</sub> to the fixed positive power supply. Disconnect the fixed negative power supply from -V<sub>SS</sub> and remove any supply decoupling capacitors. Now connect -V<sub>SS</sub> to AWG 1. Set the amplitude to 5V peak-to-peak with a -2.5V offset for a 0 to -5V swing. Start AWG 1 and turn on the fixed positive 5V power supply. Repeat your measurements of pins 14 of the OP482 recording the lowest value for -V<sub>SS</sub> where the reference voltage is constant. |
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