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    Op-amp circuits and noise at high frequency/low amplitude

    Doesn't the op amp kind of work as a low pass filter? At frequencies about 1.5-2MHz+ the gain starts decreasing any way. Also we tried using high-pass filter with an RC circuit that only allows frequencies above 10,000kHz to pass and the amount of noise reduced wasn't dramatic. Is there any...
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    Op-amp circuits and noise at high frequency/low amplitude

    I was told it should be in the EE forum. Also the answer I was given is not doable.
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    Op-amp circuits and noise at high frequency/low amplitude

    Hi everyone. I am tasked with amplifying an input voltage of around 1nA at anywhere between 10,000kHz to 1MHz to a sufficient amount. We've been using op-amps in multiple stages in series to amplify the signal. At our disposal we have a function generator, oscilloscope, breadboard and...
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    Op-amps, noise and high frequency/low current input signal

    I can't bandpass the signal because the input is meant to be simulating particles hitting a plate at a frequency of say 10000kHz to 1MHz. I've put decoupling capacitors on the opamp so far. I was thinking of putting multiple opamps in stages in series. Would it be better to do it in paralell...
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    Op-amps, noise and high frequency/low current input signal

    Hello everyone, In my lab class we've been given task of using op-amps to amplify a current of 1nA and frequency of order of madnitude 1MHz to a discernable level. We've been given breadboards, a selection of different op amps, resistors, an oscilloscope etc to achieve this task. We've made...
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