ALD1107

Features:

• Low threshold voltage of -0.7
• Low input capacitance
• Low VOS 2mV typical
• High input impedance -- 1014W typical
• Low input and output leakage currents
• Negative current (IDS) temperature coefficient
• Enhancement-mode (normally off)
• DC current gain 109
• Low input and output leakage currents


Application

• Precision current sources
• Precision current mirrors
• Voltage Choppers
• Differential amplifier input stage
• Voltage comparator
• Data converters
• Sample and Hold
• Precision analog signal processing


Pinout




Specifications

Drain-source voltage, V_DS                                                                  -13.2V
Gate-source voltage, V_GS                                                                  -13.2V
Power dissipation                                                                              500 mW
Operating temperature range PA, SA, PB, SB package                      0°C to +70°C
                                                DA, DB package                                 -55°C to +125°C
Storage temperature range                                                              -65°C to +150°C
Lead temperature, 10 seconds                                                         +260°C


Description

The ALD1107/ALD1117 are monolithic quad/dual P-channel enhancement mode matched MOSFET transistor arrays intended for a broad range of precision analog applications. The ALD1107/ALD1117 offer high input impedance and negative current temperature coefficient. The transistor pairs are matched for minimum offset voltage and differential thermal response, and they are designed for precision analog switching and amplifying applications in +2V to +12V systems where low input bias current, low input capacitance and fast switching speed are desired. These MOSFET devices feature very large (almost infinite) current gain in a low frequency, or near DC operating environment. The ALD1107/ALD1117 are builiding blocks for differential amplifier input stages, transmission gates, multiplexer applications, current sources, current mirrors and other precision analog circuits.