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High output drive rail-to-rail op amp consumes only 50 µA per channelProduct Features
The TLV2422 is a micro-power rail-to-rail CMOS dual op amp designed for low voltage applications. It is the latest addition to Texas Instruments broad portfolio of rail-to-rail CMOS amplifier products . The device consumes only 50 µA (typ) of supply current per channel making it ideal for battery powered systems. It has a supply voltage range from 2.7 V to 10 V and along with micropower consumption makes it a good choice for portable equipment. It is characterized at both 3 V and 5 V.
This op amp has low input bias current (IIB = 1 pA) for interfacing to high impedance sensors. Precision dc applications are also well served with an input offset voltage of 300 µV (typ) and a 5 V noise level of only 18 nV/
The product features wide dynamic range on both the input and output. The input common mode range includes the negative rail and swings to within 0.25 V of the positive rail. The output provides full rail-to-rail performance with increased output drive. While only consuming micro ampere levels of current, the TLV2422 can drive 600 The TLV2422 is the third member of a family of high output drive rail-to-rail CMOS op amps. The TLV2442 and TLV2432 are the high speed and low power members respectively. The TLV2442 has 1.75 MHz of bandwidth and 1.3 V/µs slew rate for higher speed applications. The TLV2432 only requires a maximum of 250 µA (both channels) of supply current, but still provides 500 kHz of bandwidth. All three products are available in an 8-pin SOIC and the ultra low profile 8-pin TSSOP. To order your free copy of the: Vol 24 November, 1997 |
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