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-. ::s ;- - co -g ;- - Q. nn_. -_ ..c_. ~ CIt .. Q. g - g 0" - BURR-BROWN ~ integrated circuits data book supplement volume 33b o o en c - _'tJ~ - 'tJ CD 3 CD a ~-- Operational Amplifiers Instrumentation Amplifiers Isolation Amplifiers Model Index Models with ·S· page numbers are in this supplement. Other models are In Burr-Brown Integrated Circuits Data Book Volume ACF S AD AD ADC71 S ADC72 ADC76 S ADC80AG ADC80H ADC80MAH ; ADC84 ADC85H ADC87H ADCA ADC ADC S ADC S ADC S ADC S ADCA ADC SO ADC S ADC S ADC ADCS04 ADC ADS S AD S ADS S ADSS07 S ADSS08 ADS CMP DAC63 DAC65 DAC70BH DAC71 DACCCD DAC72BH DAC80 Zl DAC80P DAC85H DAC87H DAC S DAc DAC DAC DAC DAC DAC DAC DAC DAC DAC ; DAC DAC DAC BO DACSll DACS12 DACS13 DACKP-V DACKP-V DAC DACA DAC DAC7BOO S DAC DAC7B02 DACS DIV DSP-SYS S DSP-SYS S DSP S DSP S DSP S DSP S HIA HIA HIA HIA INA10l INA INA INA 3·34 INA INA INA INA INA IS IS IS IS · IS IS ISP ISP LOG MPCSOO MPC MPY MPY MPY MPY OPAllHT OPA21 OPA27 2-Zl OPA27HT OPA37 •• OPA37HT OPA77 S OPA10l OPA OPA OPA OPAl2B OPAA OPA OPA OPAA OPA OPA OPA OPA5" ,7 OPA OPA S OPA OPA OPA OPA S· OPA OPA OPA OPA OPA OPA ; OPA S OPA S OPA S OPA S OPA OPA OPA OPA2", 2-,95 OPA OPA PCM53P PCM54 PCM55 PCM56P PCM58P PCM60P PCM61P PCM83P .u.~ PCM64P PCM66P PCM75 PCM78P S PCMP PCMP S PGA PGA PGA 03 PGA PGA PGA PWRXXXX PWS PWS PWS PWS PWS PWS PWS RCV RCV REF10 REF10l REF REF SDM SDM SDM SDM SHC76 SHC85 SHC SHCA SHC SHC SHC SHC S SHCS03 SHC SHC UAFll UAF21 UAF41 UAF42 S VFC32 VFC42 VFC52 VFC62 VFC VFCN VFC S VFC S VFC XTR XTR XTR XTR XTR U J J Series Series Individual product data sheets for models not listed here are available from your local Burr-Brown salesperson or representative. See the listing on the Inside back cover. How To Use This Book If you know the MODEL NUMBER, Use the Model Index on the INSIDE FRONT COVER. If you know the PRODUCT TYPE, Use the TABBED TABLE OF CONTENTS on page v. Or, use the SELECTION GUIDE TABLES at the front of each tabbed section. If you want NEW MODELS, Use the Model Index on the INSIDE FRONT COVER or the SELEC· TION GUIDE TABLES at the front of each tabbed section. New models contained in this supplement are shown in boldface; for other models see Burr-Brown Integrated Circuits Data Book Volume Contact your local Burr-Brown salesperson or representative for information on new models. If you want a PRICE, If you are in the USA, see the USA PRICE LIST, Section If you are outside the USA, contact your local Burr-Brown salesperson or representative. If you want MILITARY components, Contact your local Burr-Brown salesperson or representative. See INSIDE BACK COVER. 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Burr-Brown Integrated Circuits Data Book Supplement Volume 33b BURR - BROWN® For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson About Burr-Brown Burr-Brown Corporation is a leading designer and manufacturer of precision microcircuits and microelectronic-based systems for use in data acquisition, signal conditioning, measurement, and control. We make our products for customers who pursue business success in the same way we do - through worldwide competition based on high performance, high quality, and high value. Our customers include OEMs, sophisticated end-users, systems integrators, and VARs who demand an extra measure of performance for their products and operations. 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Vol. 33b Or, Call Customer Service at (USA Only) UNDERSTANDING COMPONENT MODEL NUMBERS vii WHERE TO GO FROM HERE: BURR-BROWN SALES & SERVICE ix BURR-BROWN TECHNICAL LITERATURE * * OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIERS Amplifiers, Transmitters, Receivers ISOLATION PRODUCTS Isolation Amplifiers, Isolation Power Supplies ANALOG CIRCUIT FUNCTIONS Multipliers/Dividers, Log Amps, RMS-to-DC, Multifunction Converters, References DIGITAL-TO-ANALOG CONVERTERS lnstrumentation; Audio, Communications, DSP ANALOG MULTIPLEXERS * SAMPLE/HOLD AMPLIFIERS * .. - * * ANALOG-TO-DIGITAL CONVERTERS lnstrumentation; Audio, Communications, DSP VOLTAGE-TO-FREQUENCY CONVERTERS DATA ACQUISITION COMPONENTS * SURFACE MOUNT COMPONENTS * ACCESSORIES * m * * * DSP AND OTHER BURR-BROWN PRODUCTS CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION * PRICE LIST (USA ONLY) .. See Burr-Brown Integrated Circuit Data Book Volume 33 * m Or, Call Customer Service at (USA Only) Understanding Component Model Numbers Most Burr-Brown component products in this book have model numbers in the following form: ADC 80 M A H /QM I Quality Designator (optional) Additional Performance Information (optional) Package Designator Performance Gmdeffemp Range Designator Additional Performance Infornlation (Second Genemtion, Improved Performance, etc.), 1 or 2 Letters (optional) Model Sequence Designator, 2 to 4 digits Product Type Prefix Exceptions: Second-source products are marked as similarly to the original vendor's part number as possible. Some products designed for digital audio and signal processing applications have model numbers as follows: PCM 58 P -J I Performance Gmdeffemp Range Designator I Package Designator Model Sequence Designator, 2 to 4 digits Product Type Prefix Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. Package Deslgnatora M P G U N L o H viii Metal (hermetiC) Plastic DIP (nonhermetic) Ceramic (hermetic or nonhermetic) SOIC PLCC Ceramic Leadless Chip Carrier Die Ceramic hermetic Quality Deslgnatora Burr-Brawn's a program a aM or 10M Burr-Brawn's a program with Military Visual Criteria BI or B Bum-In Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b Or, Call Customer Service at (USA Only) Where To Go From Here: Burr-Brown Sales & Service The Burr-Brown Integrated Circuits Data Book Supplement Vol. 33b contains an extensive variety of new precision microcircuits. These have been introduced since the January publication of the 13oo-page Burr-Brown Integrated Circuits Data Book Vol. which is available free upon request from your local salesperson or by calling (USA only). With both books, you will have an up-to-date collection of product data sheets on all commercial Burr-Brown IC parts. ABOUT THIS BOOK All Burr-Brown models are listed in Selection Guide tables at the beginning of each tabbed section. With these tables you can quickly compare specs among different models and choose the best part for your design. Complete product data sheets for items in bold are in this book, starting on the referenced page. Items not in bold are in the larger IC Data Book. Data sheets are arranged alphanumerically, so if you know the name of the part you can find it quickly. Or, use the Model Index on the insidefrontcover. There you'll find models in this book in bold and arranged alphanumerically, along with models indexed from the larger IC Data Book. 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A complete list of sales offices is on the inside back cover of this book. For more information about placing an order, contact your local Burr-Brown salesperson or representative. See the inside back cover. Or, call customer service at 1··· (USA only). If the products you want are readily available off the shelf, you can pay for them with your VISA or MasterCard. For more information, call customer service at ·· Prices and Quotations - Prices in this book (USA only) are USA OEM prices and are subject to change. Price quotations made by Burr-Brown or its authorized field sales representatives are valid for 30 days. Delivery quotations are subject to reconfirmation at the time of order placement. For more information about pricing, contact your local Burr-Brown salesperson or representative. Or, call customer service at 1··· (USA only). Returns and Warranty Service -When returning products for any reason, contact Burr-Brow~ prior to shipping for authorization and shipping instructions. For complete instructions, contact your local Burr-Brown sales office or representative. In the USA, call our Customer Service Center at 1··· Please ship returned units prepaid and supply the original purchase order number and date, along with an explanation of the malfunction. Upon receipt of the returned unit and your RMA number, Burr-Brown will verify the malfunction and inform you of the warranty status, cost to repair or replace, credits, and status of replacement units where applicable. x Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement. Vol. 33b 2 OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS APPLICATION GROUPS Burr-Brown operational amplifiers are listed in eight applications groups described below. This helps you determine and select the best operational amplifier available for a design. Instrumentation amplifiers and isolation amplifiers are described in Sections 3 and 4 respectively. LOW DRIFT Low drift operational amplifiers are best suited for applications where accuracy must be preserved over a substantial temperature range. These amplifiers are optimized to minimize the initial input offset voltage and input offset voltage change with temperature. Input offset drifts from ~V to 5~VrC are available within this group. rc LOW BIAS CURRENT Low bias current operational amplifiers consist of FET input designs. This group includes amplifiers with input bias currents from cromwellpsi.com to 5OpA. Applications with large feedback resistances or large source resistances (long time constants, integrators, current sources, etc.) and buffer applications will benefit by the use of low bias current amplifiers. LOW NOISE This group contains low noise bipolar and FET input operational amplifiers. Burr-Brown units offer guaranteed noise spectral density, % tested. In applications such as low noise signal conditioning, light measurements, radiation measurements, photodiode circuits or low noise data acquisition, the fully characterized and tested voltage noise performance of these units allows the designer to truly bound noise errors. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement. Vol. 33b For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson WIDEBAND Wideband operational amplifiers have bandwidths greater than SMHz. This group also contains fast settling and high slew rate amplifiers. These amplifiers reduce phase errors at high frequencies and accurately reproduce complex waveforms. These amplifiers are well suited for pulse, video, fast settling, and multiplexing applications. HIGH VOLTAGE Amplifiers in this group are designed to provide large output voltage swings and to operate on wide ranges of supply voltage. Output voltages from ±10V and ±14SV (up to V, single supply) are available in this applications group. These amplifiers provide good frequency response and performance in other parameters. Most models have electrically isolated packages and automatic thermal sensing and shutdown. All units have PET inputs to minimize bias current errors when the amplifier is used with the large resistances usually found with high-voltage amplifiers. HIGH CURRENT These amplifiers provide output currents from ±lA to ±lOA. They are used with small load resistances, coax cable driving, and with power booster applications. Many units have self-contained thermal sensing and shutdown to automatically protect the amplifiers from overheating and damage. All of these units have electrically isolated packages. UNITY-GAIN BUFFER (POWER BOOSTER) Unity-gain buffer amplifiers have a wide variety of applications. They are used to boost the output current capability of another amplifier, buffer an impedance that might load a critical circuit or to be an input impedance converter from an input thai must not be loaded. These amplifiers may also be used inside the feedback loop of another operational amplifier to form a current~boosted composite amplifier. SPECIAL PURPOSE Special purpose op amps provide features or performance that don't fit conventional categories. These include op amps specified for very wide temperature range and devices with sWitchable inputs. OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS SELECTION GUIDES The following Selection Guides show parameters for the high grade. Refer to the Product Data Sheet for a full selection of grades. Models shown in boldface are new products introduced since publication of the previous Burr- Brown IC Data Book. Burr-Brown IC Data Book Supplement. Vol. 33b Or, Call Customer Service at (USA Only) LOWDRIFf Low offset voltage drift vs temperature performance in both FET and bipolar input types is obtained by our sophisticated drift compensation techniques. First, the drift is measured and then special laser trim techniques are used to minimize the drift and the initial offset voltage at 25°C. Finally, "max drift" performance is retested for conformance with specifications. Boldface =NEW LOW DRIFT OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS (SSI1V/oC) Description FET Wideband Dual FET Model Frequency Res~onsa Unity Slew Gain Rate (MHz) (V/cromwellpsi.com) Rated Qutput, min Temp (±V) (±mA) Rangel' l Pkg Page No. 1 2 1 2 1 20 50 20 50 ±cromwellpsi.com 16 16 50 50 2 45 40 2 11 30 30 30 30 5 Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind T() DIP T()'99 DIP TO S OPAl56M 2 OPAM 2 OPAM OPAP, U OPAM 5 5 2 5 5 ± ± ± 94 94 6 6 13 14 14 28 24 35 10 10 10 10 12 5 5 15 15 5 Mil Com Ind Ind Com TO T TO DIP,SOIC T 5 ±D 80 2 5 2 15 11 11 5 10 Ind Ind 2 20 OA 13 5 OPAZ,P 0_01 OPAS OPA77Z,P OPA27J,Z 2.B ±40 8 12 12 12 12 10 10 10 Ind Ind Ind Mil OPA37J,Z ±40 63(21 12 Mil OPA27P, U OPA37P, U ±80 ±80 8 '1 12 12 Com Com OPAM OPAP OPAM OPAP OPAlllM OPAM OPAP Low Power OPA (Dual) Single Supply Operation Bipolar Offset Voltage, Bias Open max Currant Loop At Temp (25°C), Gain, 25°C, Drift, max min (±mV) (±!lVrC) (nA) (dB) 92 88 T DIP, SOIC S Com DIP, T()'99 .S DIP SOIC DIP T, DIP T, DIP DIP,SOIC DIP,SOIC S S S NOTES: (1) Com = DoC to +70°C, Ind a °C to +U5°C, Mil = °C to + °C. (2) Gain-bandwidth product for OPA37~ . Ay - 5 min. (3) Typical. LOW BIAS CURRENT Our many years of experience in designing, manufacturing and testing FET amplifiers give us unique abilities in providing low and ultra-low bias current op amps. These amplifiers offer bias currents as low as 75fA (75 x to-ISA) and voltage drift as low as IJ,lVrC. With offset voltage laser-trimmed to as low as J,lV, the need for expensive trim pot adjustments is eliminated. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b 12 au Do.. I! CC II. Z 5 au 0 Do 0 For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson Boldface = NEW LOW BIAS CURRENT OPERAnONAL AMPLIFIERS (~pA) Description FET Offset Voltage, Bias max Current Temp (25"C), At 25·C, Drift, max (±mV) (±pV"C) (PA) Model Open Frequency Loop Response Gain, 'Unity Slew min Gain Rate (dB) (MHz) (VIps) ,Rated' OU!2Ut,mln (±V) (±mA) Page , Temp Rangel'l Pkg TO·99 TOo99 DIP T DIP 2·55 S No. 11 12 12 ,5 30 30 50 2 45 40 30 Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind 94 94 10 40 14 12 12 12 12 Ind Ind T T 88 1 3 1 10 ,10 5 5 Com Com TO TO 2·72 2 2 5 2 2 15 11 11 11 5 5 10 Ind Com Ind 92 88 35 35 12 5 5 Ind DIP Com DIP,SOIC ±5 ±10 1 2 92 88 2 2 2 2 28 24 11 11 10 10 5 5 15 15 Com T Com DIP. SOIC Ind 2· TO·99 Ind DIP. SOIC 2· 5 ±10 10(21 ±25 90 13 12 35 30 12 11 5 5 OPAM OPAM OPAP OPAM OPAP " 1 1 2 1 2 Low Noise OPAM OPAM UllracLow Bias Currenl OPAM ADH DuaiFET ±1 20 20 50 5 5 1 5 25 ±O OPAM OPAP OPAP 2 15 5 ±4 ±15 6 . 80 QuadFET OPAG OPAP. U 3(21 ' 5(2) ±4 ±12 Low Cost OPAM OPAP. U OPAM OPAP 2 3 10 10 2 5 Wideband OPAM OPAP 3 50 2 16 16 50 30 Com Com 'T 2· DIP 2· DIP, S SOIC S TC> DIP 2·94 2· 2· NOTES: (1) Com .. O·C 10 +70·C. Ind = ·C 10 +85·C. Mil ~ ·C to + ·C. (2) Typical. LOW NOISE Now both FET and bipolar input op amps are offered with guaranteed low noise specifications. Until now the designer had to rely on "typical" specs for his demanding low noise designs. These fully characterized parts allowa truly complete error budget calculation. Boldface = NEW LOW NOISEOPERAnONAL AMPLIFIERS (Very LoweJ Description Model Bipolar Noise Bias Offset Voltage Current Voltage, max at 10kHz, (25·C), at Temp 25·C max max Drift (nVl~) (PA) (±mV) (±11V,.C) Frequency Open Response Loop Slew Gain, Gain Rate, min BW min (dB) (MHz) (V/1lS) Rated , Ou!eut, min Temp (±V) (±mA) Range''' OPA27J.Z ±40nA 8 12 Mil OPA37J. Z ±40nA 63 12 ' Mil OPAl77Z,P OPAl77S OPA77Z,P 10 10 12 12 12 10 10 ,10 11 Ind Ind Ind Pkg Page No. TO 2·27 DIP TO 2·27 DIP DIP SOIC S DIP (Continued on next page) Burr-Brown feData Book Supplement, Vol. 33b Or, Call Customer Service at 1··· (USA Only) Boldface = NEW LOW NOISE OPERAllONAL AMPUFIERS (Very Lowe,.) (Continued) Noise Bias Offset Voltage Current Voltage. max at 10kHz. (25°C). at Temp max max 25°C Drift Description Model (nVNHz) (pA) (±mV) (±JIVlOC) Frequency Open Response Loop Slew Gain. Gain Rate. BW min min (dB) (MHz) (V/Jls) Rated Output. min Temp (±V) (±mA) Range('1 Pkg Page No. Wide Bandwidth OPAM OPAM 8 8 5 5 94 20 40 5 10 12 12 12 12 Ind Ind T T FET OPAlllM OPAM OPAM OPAP OPAM OPAP 8 12(21 ±1 1 20 50 20 50 1 1 1 2 2 2 92 2 16 16 50 50 1 28 45 40 11 10 5 15 30 30 30 30 Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind T T T DIP T DIP Low Cost OPA27P.U OPA37P, U ±80nA ±80nA 8 63 10 10 DuaiFET OPAM OPAP 8 6(21 ±4 ±15 2 15 2 2 11 11 5 5 Ind Com T DIP Dual Audio OpAmp OPA 10 2 5 10 12 20 Ind DIP. S SOIC 94 15 _ S S S S Com DIP, SOIC Com DIP, SOIC NOTES: (1) Ind = °C to +85°C. Mil = °C to +°C. Com = O°C to +70·C. (2) Typical. IIII -- I&. .A I! cC cC Z -5 0 UNITY·GAIN BUFFER (POWER BOOSTER) These versatile amplifiers boost the ouput current capability of another amplifier; buffer an impedance that might load a critical circuit; and may be used inside the feedback loop of another op amp to fonn a current-boosted. composite amplifier. Currents as high as ±mA are available with speeds of V/cromwellpsi.com Description Model 0 Boldface = NEW UNITY-GAIN BUFFER OPERAllONAL AMPUFIERS Rated Output. min (±V) (±mA) III A. Frequency Responses Input -3dB Full Power Slew Rate Gain Impedance Temp (MHz) (MHz) (VIV) (0) RangeUI (V/cromwellpsi.com) Pkg Page No. High AM Performance 10 32 =1 10" Ind T Low Cost 11 80 65 =1 xlO" Ind T,DIP 4 8 =1 10' Ind cromwellpsi.com S OPAH, P Transcon- OPA ductance Amp and Buffer NOTE: (1) Ind = °C to +85°C. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson WIDE BANDWIDTH Design expertise in wideband circuits combines' with our fully developed technology to create cost-effective. wideband op amps. Burr-Brown highspeed amplifiers also offer outstanding DC performance specifications. WIDE BANDWIDTH OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS ~MHz) Frequency Response Slew Gain Rate t,. BW min ±O.1% (MHz) (V/J!s) (ns) Comp Description Model FET Dual OPAM OPAM OPAM OPAP, U OPA Dual Audio OPA OpAmp OPAM OPAP OPAM OPAP OPAM OPAP M Bipolar CurrentFeedback OPAP Rated Output, min (±Y) (±mA) Offset Voltage, max At Temp Drift 25°C (±mY) (±J!vrC) Open Loop Gain, min Temp (dB) RangeC1l Page No. Pkg 6 6 5 10 10 28 24 15 SOO int int int Int Int 10 10 10 10 11 5 5 15 15 10 2 2 5 5 2 5 5 94 94 92 88 82 10 25 2 Int 10 20 1 5typ 82 ext 10 30 5 9S(3) Ind DIP int int Int Int G>5 G>5 ext 12 11 10 5 5 30 30 30 30 3 1 5(2) 10(2) 1 2 1 2 15 90 Com Com Ind Ind Ind Ind Ind T TO T DIP T DIP T S S S S ext 10 10 50(2) 88 Com T int 10 10 50(2) 88 Com T ext 10 10 10 30(2) 83 Com TO 50 NA 10 75 5 8typ NA Ind DIP ,S (3) , A= 13 25 12 20 16 45 16 40 50 50 , A=10oo 50, A=10 20, A=1 OPAM Boldface = NEW 20, A=10 80 50 (G=1 to 50) Mil T Com T Ind T Ind DIP, SOIC Ind,MII DIP, S T, S SOIC Ind DIP, TO S2· Transcon- OPA ductance Amp and Buffer. 25 NA 20 20 50 NA Ind DIP, SOIC S QuadFET S.4 S.4 28 24 SOO SOO int int 5 5 3(2) 5(2) 92 88 Ind DIP Com DIP, SOIC inti» Injl3) 12 12 S S O.S O.S Mil TO DIP Mil T, DIP OPM04G OPAP, U Low NOise OPA27 Bipolar OPA37 ) 8,A=1 63,A=5 (2) Low Noise OPAM FEr OPAM 20, A= 40, A= Fast Settling , A= OPASOOM 5 J!s Int 12 12 5 94 Ind TO 10 J!s Int 12 12 5 94 Ind T 80 ext 9 4 40 86 Ind DIP (Continued on next page) Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b Or, Call Customer Service at 1··· (USA Only) WIDE BANDWIDTH OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS (~5MHz) (Continued) Description Model Frequency Response Slew Gain Rate t,. BW min ±O.l% (MHz) (V/Jls) (ns) Comp Rated Output, min (±V) (±mA) Boldface = NEW Offset Voltage, max At Temp Drift 25°C (±mV) (±JlVlOC) Open Loop Gain, min Temp (dB) Range") Pkg Page No. Com,MII DIP, SOIC Com,MII DIP, SOIC S S S S Very Fast OPA 10 Int 3 15Q 55 Settling Precision OPA , A=10 15 Int 3 15Q 55 Very Fast Settling Switched Input OPAG , A=16 , A=16 15 ext 5 65 Com,MII DIP S 15 ext 1 5 65 Com,MII DIP S 8.A-l 63, A=5 (') (') int Int(3) 12 12 Low Cost OPAG OPA27P.U OPA37P. U Com DIP, SOIC Com DIP, SOIC Description High Power Model OPAM OPAM OPABM OPASM OPAM OPAAP 26 22 35 35 35 30 OPAM M 35 20 Wideband M 10 High Voltage M M OPABM 70 30 35 15 75 15 30 60 15 Buffer M OPA 10 11 80 (Dual) Boldface = NEW Offset Voltage, Bias max Current Rated Output, At Temp (25°C), . 25°C min Drift max (±V) (±mA) (±mV) (±JlV/OC) (PA) Frequency Res~onse Unity Gain (MHz) Slew Rate (V/Jls) 1 lOA SA lOA 15A SA SA 5 10 6 3 1 10 40 65 65 40 30 40 20nA 40 30 20 50 50 1 1 4 4 SA 1 10 30 65 50 40nA 1 15 50 3 3 3 3 10 3 25 25 25 25 30 10 50 15 30()l5) 33'S) 2A(4) Open Loop Gain Temp (dB) Rangel') Pkg Page No. S S Ind Ind T T T T T Power Plastic TO-3 T Ind TO-3 30 20 20 15 10 Com Ind Com Com Com Ind TO-3 TO-3 T T T T NA NA Ind Ind T DIP 98 91 90 90 Ind Ind Ind Mil Ind Ind 90 94 c') 20 20 20 20 50 50 20") 5 5 5 5 2 35JlA (5) 6 6 8 NOTES: (1) Com - O°C to +70°C, Ind = °C to +85°C, Mil = °C to + °C. (2) Gain-bandwidth product. (3) 2A peak. (4) SA peak. (5) Typical. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b a IE CC I I. NOTES: (1) Com _ O°C to +70°C, Ind = °C to +85°C, Mil = °C to +°C. (2) Typical. (3) G _ 5 min for OPA HIGH VOLTAGE, HIGH CURRENT OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS IIII Z 0 5 W a. 0 For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson SPECIAL PURPOSE These op amps offer specialized performance or function, including devices with wide temperature range, low quiescent current, and switched inputs. Bolclface = NEW SPECIAL PURPOSE OPERATIONAL AMPURERS Description Very Fast Settling Model Offset Voltage, Bias Open max Current Loop At Temp (25·C), Gain, 25·C, Drift, max min (±mV) (±!lVrC) (nA) (dB) OPAG OPAG 5 5 35"" 35"" 65 65 Frequency Res~nse Unity Slew Gain Rate (MHz) (V/jlS) 1iP 1iP Rated OU!l!!!!J min (±V) (±mA) 30 30 Page Temp Range''' Pkg Com, Mil Com, Mil DIP S DIP' No. NOTES: (1) Com - O·C to +70·C, MiI- ·C to +·C. (2) -3dB BW at Gain of +10VN. Models STILL available but not featured In this book Model Description /03 Hybrid Power Booster Low Bias Current Op Amp Low Bias Current Op Amp Low Drift Op Amp Low Drift Op Amp Low Drift Op Amp Low Bias Current OpAmp .Low Drift FET Op Amp Low Bias Current Op Amp FET Input Op Amp Wide Temp Op Amp Low Bias Current Op Amp Low Bias Current Op Amp Demo Kit for IS01 02 Demo Kit for OPA37HT OPA OPA DEM DEM Recommanded Newer Model OPA OPA27 OPA OPA27 OPA OPA OPA OPA OPA OPA) OPA11HT OPA OPA Equivalency") FIE FIE PIP FIE PIP PIP PIP PIP PIP PIP PIP PIP PIP NOTES: (1) PIP - Pin for Pin. A true second source. FIE. Funclional Equivalent. Very similar function, very similar performance, but not pin for pin. C/P ;. Closest Part. Similar function, similar performance, but significant differences exist. (2) Supply Range for OPA is ±5V to ±18V (instead of ±5V to ±2OV). Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement. Volb Or, Call Customer Service at 1··· (USA Only) OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS GLOSSARY COMMON·MODE INPUT IMPEDANCE Effective impedance (resistance in parallel with capacitance) between either input of an amplifier and its common, or ground terminal. COMMON-MODE REJECTION (CMR) When both inputs of a differential amplifier experience the same commonmode voltage (CMV), the output should, ideally, be unaffected. CMR is the ratio of the common-mode input voltage change to the differential input voltage (error voltage) which produces the same output change. IIII CMR (in dB) =20 10g)O CMV/Error Voltage Thus a CMR of 80dB means that IV of common-mode voltage will cause an error of llV (referred to input). I I. A- S COMMON-MODE VOLTAGE (CMV) That portion of an input signal common to both inputs of a differential amplifier. Mathematically it is defined as the average of the signals at the two inputs: z~ o i III A- o COMMON·MODE VOLTAGE GAIN Ratio of the output signal voltage (ideally zero) to the common-mode input signal voltage. COMMON·MODE VOLTAGE RANGE Range of input voltage for linear, nonsaturated operation. DIFFERENTIAL INPUT IMPEDANCE Apparent impedance, resistance in parallel with capacitance, between the two input terminals. FULL POWER FREQUENCY RESPONSE Maximum frequency at which a device can supply its peak~to-peak rated output voltage and current, without introducing significant distortion. GAIN-BANDWIDTH PRODUCT Product of small signal, open-loop gain and frequency at that gain. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement. Volb For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson . INPUT BIAS CURRENT DC input current required at each input of an amplifier to provide zero output voltage when the input signal and input offset voltage are zero. The specified maximum is for each input. INPUT BIAS CURRENT vs SUPPLY VOLTAGE Sensitivity of input bias current to power supply voltages. INPUT BIAS CtiRR~NT vs TEMPERATURE Sensitivity of input bias current to temperature. INPUT CURRENT NOISE Input current that would produce, at the output of a noiseless amplifier, the same output as that produced by the inherent noise generated internally in the amplifier when the source resistances are large. INPUT OFFSET CURRENT Difference of the two input bias currents of a differential amplifier. INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE DC input voltage required to provide zero voltage at the output of an amplifier when the input signal and input bias currents are zero. INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE vs SUPPLY VOLTAGE (PSR) Sensitivity of input offset voltage to the power supply voltages. Both power supply voltages are changed in the same direction and magnitude over the operating voltage range. INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE vs TEMPERATURE (DRIFf) Rate of change of input offset voltage with temperature. At Burr.,.Brown, this is the change in input offset voltage from +25°C to the maximum specification temperature, plus the change in input offset voltage from +25°C to the minimum specification temperature, this quantity is divided by the specified temperature range. INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE vs TIME The sensitivity of input offset voltage to time. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b Or, Call Customer Service at 1··· (USA Only) INPUT VOLTAGE NOISE Differential input voltage that would produce, at the output of a noiseless amplifier, the same output as that produced by the inherent noise genemted internally in the amplifier when the source resistances are small. MAXIMUM SAFE INPUT VOLTAGE Maximum voltage that may be applied at, or between, the inputs without damage. OPEN·LOOP GAIN Ratio of the output signal voltage to the differential input signal voltage. - 12 w a I I. OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE Temperature range over which the amplifier may be safely operated. ~ OUTPUT RESISTANCE Open-loop output source resistance with respect to ground. o = iw POWER SUPPLY RATED VOLTAGE Normal value of power supply voltage at which the amplifier is designed to operate. a. o POWER SUPPLY VOLTAGE RANGE Range of power supply voltage over which the amplifier may be safely operated. QUIESCENT CURRENT Current required from the power supply to operate the amplifier with no load and with the output at zero volts. RATED OUTPUT Peak output voltage and current that can be continuously, simultaneously supplied. SETTLING TIME Time required, after application of a step input signal, for the output voltage to settle and remain within a specified error band around the final value. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Vol. 33b For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson SLEW RATE Maximum rate of change of the output voltage when supplying rated output current. SPECIFICATION TEMPERATURE RANGE Temperature range over which "versus temperature" specifications are specified. STORAGE TEMPERATURE RANGE Temperature range over which the amplifier may be safely stored, unpowered. UNITY-GAIN FREQUENCY RESPONSE Frequency at which the open-loop gain becomes unity. Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement. Vol; 33b Or, Call Customer Service at 1··· (USA Only) OPA OPA77 2 o Precision OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER FEATURES APPLICATIONS 12 III • • • • • PRECISION INSTRUMENTATION I I. LOW OFFSET VOLTAGE: 10llV max LOW DRIFT: O.1IlV/oC HIGH OPEN·LOOP GAIN: dB min LOW QUIESCENT CURRENT: cromwellpsi.com typ • DATA ACQUISITION A. • TEST EQUIPMENT • BRIDGE AMPLIFIER • THERMOCOUPLE AMPLIFIER • REPLACES INDUSTRY·STANDARD OP AMPS: OP·07, op·n, Op·1n, AD, ETC. S DESCRIPTION The OPA and OPA77 precision bipolar op amps feature very low offset voltage and drift. Laser-trimmed offset, drift and input bias current virtually eliminate the need for costly external trimming. Their high performance and low cost make them ideally suited to a wide range of precision instrumentation. The low quiescent current of the OPA and OPA77 dramatically reduce warm-up drift and errors due to thermoelectric effects in input interconnections. They provide an effective alternative to chopper-stabilized amplifiers. The low noise of the OPAI77 and OPA77 maintains accuracy. OPAI77 and OPA77 performance gradeouts are avail; able. Packaging options include 8-pin plastic DIP, 8pin ceramic DIP, and SO-8 surface-mount packages. Vo 6 +In soan 3O-JV\I\,--+-_-'-l n ~no-JV\I\'--~~_-_r-_ _ _~ InIemaUonaI AlrpaII hluslrlal Park • Mailing Addr88I: PO Il0l • TUcIan, AZ 85'/34 • S - ~ S. TUcIan Blvd. • TucIon. AZ 85lII6 Til: () • "" • CabIl:BBRCORP • TeIII:1I6H • FAX:()_ • InInadIllllPraduclInlO:(aao)54& PDS-l Burr-Brown Ie Data Book Supplement, Volb o = 5 III A. o For Immediate Assistance, Contact Your Local Salesperson OPA SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL AI Va~ ±15V, T._ +25OC unless otherwise noted. OPAI77E PARAMETER OFFSET VOLTAGE Inpul 0IIse1 Voltage Long·Term Inpul OIfse~" Voltage Stability OIfset Adjustment Range Power Supply Rejection Ratio CONOmON Rp= 20kn Va=:I;3V to ±18V IIIN INPUT IMPEDANCE Input Resistance IHz,to Hz.' 1Hz to Hz Differential ModeP' Common Mode MAX 4 10 I ± 85 26 45 Vcu~ ±13V ±13 ±14 OPEN-LOOP GAIN laJge-Slgnai Voltage Gain f\:< 2kQ Vo='±IO\llSl RL :< 10kn f\:
