J
J. McMillan
- Jan 1, 1970
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I am working on a system that will drive a piezoelectric inkjet head.
A microcontroller and a digital-to-analog converter is being used to
produce a controlled pulse shape (a specific rise time, hold time, and
fall time).
This pulse then needs to be amplified from 5 volts to the 15 to 30 volt
range. The pulses will have rise and fall times in the 1 us to 20 us
range.
I have seen a solution that uses the Apex line of high voltage/high slew
rate opamps but I think those might be over kill and I am looking for
something cheaper.
Does anyone have any implementation suggestions?
Sincerely,
James McMillan
A microcontroller and a digital-to-analog converter is being used to
produce a controlled pulse shape (a specific rise time, hold time, and
fall time).
This pulse then needs to be amplified from 5 volts to the 15 to 30 volt
range. The pulses will have rise and fall times in the 1 us to 20 us
range.
I have seen a solution that uses the Apex line of high voltage/high slew
rate opamps but I think those might be over kill and I am looking for
something cheaper.
Does anyone have any implementation suggestions?
Sincerely,
James McMillan
