Am 22.09.2016 um 00:24 schrieb Bruce Griffiths:
Another issue is the requirement to trim the current sink for low output offset.
And _that_ FET is made from Unobtainium.
If one takes advantage of the fact that the PLL imposes a low frequency cutoff to the PN measurements, the amplifier input can be AC coupled, allowing dc bias feedback to be applied to the input device gate. Use a parallel dc coupled JFET input opamp for the PLL
That's what I did. Original Burr-Brown opa2134, time to use them up..
Paralleled BF862's can be substituted for the input JFET.
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