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This photo amplifier design is based on the transimpedance amplifier from Hobbs book (Building Electro-Optical Systems, Making It All Work, Second Edition, Ch. 18 - Front ends) and Brian Patton's design for a photo amplifier with single-sided outputs. The bandwidth of this board is 20 kHz, but can be increased well beyond that by changing the RC constants in the feedback of the opamps.
== TODO ==
* Smaller power connector
* Label +, GND, - on the power connector
== Schematics ==
* Schematics - [[File:Amplifier schematics.pdf|download]]
== BOM and assembly ==
* BOM and assembly - [[File:Amplifier BOM and assembly.pdf|download]]
== Noise, gain, phase caclulations ==
Mike calculated what is the noise of the board at the photocurrents we are measuring (~2 uA). They are well below the shot noise limit within the bandwidth.
* Mathematica notebook - [[File:TransimpedanceAmpResponse.zip|download]]
* TI application report - [[File:Sboa122.pdf|download]]
== Eagle design ==
* Board design, Eagle 6.6.0 - [[File:Differential photocurrent amplifier.zip|download]]
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