= ACF2101 Low Noise, Dual Switched Integrator datasheet
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https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/acf2101.pdf
Burr-Brown document PDS-1078D/SBFS003, printed September1994, hosted by Texas Instruments. Page9, Modes of Operation and Hold and Reset Switches, Figures3–4: discharge before a new integration interval and separate hold control. Page10, Output Overload: output limiting and additional recovery time. Page3, Charge Transfer Errors: reset-to-integrate charge transfer. These are the historical document conditions, not specifications inferred for an arbitrary integrator.
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/acf2101.pdf[Electrical Specifications, pp2–3: supply/test conditions, separate output-voltage/current range, reset settling and charge-transfer errors. Page9 Modes of Operation and Hold and Reset Switches, Figures3–4, separates integration, hold and reset. Page10 Output Overload distinguishes saturated recovery]
https://www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/acf2101.pdf[Printedp3 separates Output Noise from Charge Transfer Errors; p11, Charge Transfer, explains control-transition coupling, switching-sequence dependence and inverse-capacitance offset scaling; p11, Droop, discusses output change during hold. A charge-transfer offset specification alone does not specify acquisition-to-acquisition pedestal variance.]
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