ZHCSSH5A August 2023 – December 2024 LOG200
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The LOG200 uses a differential amplifier to compare the voltage outputs of two logarithmic amplifiers. Logarithmic amplifiers rely on the feedback transistor relation of the base-emitter voltage (VBE) to the collector current IC, according to the principle:
where
For the basic logarithmic amplifier implementation shown in Figure 7-1, the following expression holds:
When a difference amplifier with reference voltage VREF is implemented to compare the outputs of two logarithmic amplifiers with input currents I1 and I2,
As IS1 is approximately equivalent to IS2 by design, this equation is equivalent to:
In the LOG200, the internal input resistors of the difference amplifier have a positive temperature coefficient to compensate for the temperature dependence of the above expression. The difference amplifier also gains up the nominal output, such that the output of the LOG200 is:
where K is the device scaling factor, nominally 250mV/decade. Thus, for each decade or order of magnitude shift in the difference of I1 and I2, the device output is correspondingly shifted by 250mV (such as by 250mV for I1 = 10μA and I2 = 1μA, or by –500mV for I1 = 10nA and I2 = 1μA).