LM8272MM

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The LM8272MM is an operational amplifier with a high output voltage, high speed, and low distortion. Its fast settling time and wideband noise figure make it ideal for applications such as instrumentation, buffer amplifiers, and OP amps.

The LM8272MM has a wide operating input voltage rangefrom 1V to 100V. It features a high output voltage of up to 30V and a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +150°C. The amplifier features a low distortion level of -80 dBc (vs. 50MHz).

The LM8272MM has a maximum unity gain frequency of 11MHz. It is designed to provide low noise (1.1nV / √Hz), low distortion (85dBc vs. 1MHz) and high output current (± 350mA).

The LM8272MM has high common mode rejection ratio, which allows it to reject common-mode noise and reduce the input-referred noise. This increases the accuracy and reliability of the amplifier in applications such as medical imaging, test and measurement, and other high-precision applications.

The LM8272MM features a fast settling time, making it suitable for high-speed applications like ultrasound imaging. It is also designed to reduce ripple and to provide high linearity.

The amplifier\'s high output voltage, low noise figure and wideband noise rejection capability make it suitable for audio applications such as amplifiers, audio processing and signal conditioning.

The LM8272MM is a low power consumption circuit (approximately 20 mW) that is designed to operate from a single supply voltage. It also features a shutdown mode, which can be used to reduce the circuit’s quiescent current consumption when not in use.

Overall, the LM8272MM is an operational amplifier that is designed to offer high output voltage, high speed, low distortion, low noise figure and wideband noise rejection. It is ideal for instrumentation, buffer amplifiers, medical imaging and other high-precision applications.

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