AD826AR-EBZ Development Boards, Kits, Programmers

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The AD826AR-EBZ is an evaluation board for Op Amp, which enables to evaluate the performance of the AD826AR op amp. It provides a 7-pole low-pass filter as well as a gain stage with gain setting of 1, 10, or 20 V/V. It also has an adjustable bandwidth of 1 MHz to 9 MHz with voltage/current controlled modes.

This evaluation board is suitable for usage in audio, instrumentation, and photodiode signal chains. It offers low distortion, wide dynamic range, and fast settling time to improve noise performance. It also provides lower power consumption compared to traditional op amps.

The AD826AR-EBZ operates in two stages as an operational amplifier. The first stage is the low-pass filter, which can filter out unwanted signals over a certain frequency range. This filter is suitable for use in audio and instrumentation applications where low noise is important. The second stage is the gain stage, which allows the user to adjust the gain to the desired level. This gain stage is suitable for photodiode signal chains, where gain must be adjusted to maintain a constant signal level for low noise performance.

The AD826AR-EBZ operates with dual power supplies and a voltage of 4.75 V to 28 V. Its power consumption is low at 60 µA/V/MHz, allowing it to operate at up to 150 MHz. It also features unity gain stable operation with excellent input, output, and common-mode rejection, which are all key parameters when evaluating an operational amplifier.

The AD826AR-EBZ is especially suited for high speed circuit designs, where power efficiency and high linearity are needed for stable signal chains. Its wide input voltage range and high gain make it suitable for various applications. It also offers excellent dynamic performance and high SNR of 94 dB. This highly integrated op amp makes it a suitable solution for applications in audio, instrumentation, and photodiode signal chains.

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