Features: · OUTPUT VOLTAGE CAN SWING TO GROUND· EXCELLENT PHASE MARGIN ON CAPACITIVE LOADS· GAIN BANDWIDTH PRODUCT: 3.5MHz· STABLE AND LOW OFFSET VOLTAGE· THREE INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE SELECTIONSPinoutSpecifications Symbol Parameter TS274C/AC/BC TS274I/AI/BI TS274M/AM/BM Unit VCC + Su...
TS274C,I,M: Features: · OUTPUT VOLTAGE CAN SWING TO GROUND· EXCELLENT PHASE MARGIN ON CAPACITIVE LOADS· GAIN BANDWIDTH PRODUCT: 3.5MHz· STABLE AND LOW OFFSET VOLTAGE· THREE INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE SELECTIONSPinout...
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Symbol | Parameter | TS274C/AC/BC | TS274I/AI/BI | TS274M/AM/BM | Unit |
VCC + | Supply Voltage 1) | 18 | V | ||
Vi | nput Voltage 3) | ±18 | V | ||
Vid | Differential Input Voltage 2) | -0.3 to 18 | V | ||
Io | Output Current for V + 15V | ±30 | mA | ||
Iin | Input Current | ±5 | mA | ||
Toper | Opearting Free-air Temperature Range | 0 to +70 | -40 to +125 | -55 to +125 | |
Tstg | Storage Temperature Range | -65 to +150 |
1. All values, except differential voltage are with respect to network ground terminal.
2. Differential voltages are the non-inverting input terminal with respect to the inverting input terminal.
3. The magnitude of the input and the output voltages must never exceed the magnitude of the positive supply oltage.
The TS274C,I,M devices are low cost, quad operational amplifiers designed to operate with single or dual supplies. These operational amplifiers use the ST silicon gate CMOS process allowing an excellent consumption-speed ration. These series are ideal- ly suited for low consumption applications.
Three power consumptions are available allowing to have always the best consumption-speed ratio:
· ICC = 10µA/amp.: TS27L4 (very low power)
· ICC = 150µA/amp.: TS27M4 (low power)
· ICC = 1mA/amp.: TS274 (standard)
These CMOS amplifiers of the TS274C,I,M offer very high input im-pedance and extremely low input currents. The major advantage versus JFET devices is the very low input currents drift with temperature (see fig-ure 2).