Glen Brisebois

Glen Brisebois

Glen Brisebois is an applications engineer responsible for op amps, comparators, references, and RMS-to-dc converters at Linear Technology. He holds bachelor’s degrees in physics and electrical engineering from the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Areas of interest of the author: Analogue Design Amplifiers Supply

Publications on RadioLocman by the author Glen Brisebois:

  1. Asymmetric Output Into Capacitor Load Turns Capacitor Into Ideal Diode
    Comparators are great at turning little signals into large digital outputs. In the example described here, a friend wanted to detect the presence of a small 60-Hz AC signal centered on 2.5 V DC. When the AC is absent (beneath the specified threshold), the...
    20-04-2022
  2. Current-Feedback Op Amps Save Power In Photodiode Apps
    Current-feedback amplifiers offer high bandwidth with minimal power-supply current draw. However, they're rarely used as transimpedance amplifiers in photodiode applications due to the high current noise of their inverting inputs. The Figure 1 shows how to take...
    08-04-2022
  3. Amplifiers perform precision divide-by-2 circuit
    The classic implementation of a voltage-halving circuit uses two equal-value resistors. Using 1% resistors provides a divider output with 2% accuracy. For most applications, this performance is cost-effective and more than adequate. However, when you need extreme precision, this...
    17-11-2021
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