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Hi Sean, good point about opamp availability and thanks for sharing! I tested a few back then and OPA2134 was one of the good candidates! Can you also trigger with them reliably at about at -24 mV? Here are my notes from a small survey, stating usable trigger levels (falling edge) as observed on a decent Tek scope for a couple of minutes with a source: TLE2072CP up +/- 50 mVPP noise with full battery, noise-free trigger of particle pulses at -37 mV possible TL072ACP: trigger at -80mV MC33078PG (60 cent) -100 mV trigger or worse Where are you based regarding parts availability? Here in EU the TLE2072CP is currently 20% cheaper at Mouser than the OPA2134PA also in higher quantities. Unfortunately it looks like TI is phasing that 'P' version, in easy to solder PDIP package, out of production while the TLE2072s are not leaving us anytime soon. |
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The TLE2072 is a bit of a pain to find in my country. I ordered 2 from overseas, but am trying other op-amps as well.
The OPA2134 worked OK (I expect the OPA2132 would be fine too). The low noise figure is nice. It's a common op-amp for high quality audio that I can buy 'on the street' instead of importing parts.
Reporting it here in case it's useful to others.
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