Trace parasitic effects

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This is the first video in the TI Precision Labs - Op Amps series on PCB
layout for op amps and analog circuits. In this presentation, we discuss the
importance of minimizing parasitic effects on signals by keeping traces
short, avoiding parallel traces, and avoiding capacitance on the inverting
input pin. Each topic in the lecture features an explanation and at least one
example.
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[@MikhailGoncharov-tl4cr]

thanks

[@SkyhawkSteve]

There is also the issue of coupling from the output to the non-inverting input. Poor routing can create capacitive coupling that can create positive feedback, leading to oscillations.

[@SatyajitRoy2048]

Very cleanly detailed about how to avoid some of the parasitic capacitance. I will definitely keep all these details while designing my next PCB with OP Amps. Analog stuffs are amazing. How do I learn to design a new OP Amp ?

[@TexasInstruments]

Thanks for your comment! Our engineers on the TI Amplifiers team recommend a few books that may be helpful. “Analysis and Design of Analog Integrated Circuits” by Gray and Meyer, “Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits” by Razavi, and “Microelectronic Circuits” by Sedra and Smith.

[@ahmadsultan5419]

Kindly add episode number with the series

[@minsukim5186]

long time to see