Sunday, May 28, 2006
Dual and quad op amps shrink to DFN
The LT6001 and LT6002 are claimed to be the industry's first 1.8V dual and quad operational amplifiers available in tiny DFN packages.
Linear Technology has introduced the LT6001 and LT6002, the industry's first 1.8V dual and quad operational amplifiers available in tiny DFN packages. These micropower devices draw only 13uA per amplifier and have excellent performance characteristics. Maximum input offset voltage is 500uV at 25C with a maximum drift of 5uV/C over temperature.
Inputs and outputs feature rail-to-rail operation.
This combination of low supply voltage, low current consumption and excellent DC specifications in a tiny DFN package make these parts ideal for handheld and battery-powered applications.
For even greater power savings, the dual LT6001 in 3 x 3mm package also includes a shutdown pin, allowing current consumption to drop to a maximum of 1.5uA when not in use.
'The LT600x family pushes the envelope for combining precision, low power and high density', says Erik Soule, General Manager of Linear Technology's signal conditioning product group.
'This feature set is highly desirable in portable medical and industrial instruments'.
The LT6001 and LT6002 are available now with prices starting from $1.25 and $2.00 each in 1000-piece quantities.
Linear Technology has introduced the LT6001 and LT6002, the industry's first 1.8V dual and quad operational amplifiers available in tiny DFN packages. These micropower devices draw only 13uA per amplifier and have excellent performance characteristics. Maximum input offset voltage is 500uV at 25C with a maximum drift of 5uV/C over temperature.
Inputs and outputs feature rail-to-rail operation.
This combination of low supply voltage, low current consumption and excellent DC specifications in a tiny DFN package make these parts ideal for handheld and battery-powered applications.
For even greater power savings, the dual LT6001 in 3 x 3mm package also includes a shutdown pin, allowing current consumption to drop to a maximum of 1.5uA when not in use.
'The LT600x family pushes the envelope for combining precision, low power and high density', says Erik Soule, General Manager of Linear Technology's signal conditioning product group.
'This feature set is highly desirable in portable medical and industrial instruments'.
The LT6001 and LT6002 are available now with prices starting from $1.25 and $2.00 each in 1000-piece quantities.
# posted by Swathi @ 10:00 PM 
