LS404IDT

Linear - Amplifiers - Instrumentation, OP Amps, Buffer Amps

The LS404IDT is an integrated, low-power, low-noise amplifier specifically designed for instrumentation, medical imaging and data acquisition applications. As a linear-amplifier, it has the ability to process a large range of signals, from low to high frequencies, with a maximum of 96dB of gain. It is also suitable for audio and video applications.

The LS404IDT is an operational amplifier (Op-Amp). It operates at a low input voltage (1V-2.5V) and high supply current (up to 20mA), allowing it to achieve low distortion and accurate signal processing. It also features low power consumption and low noise, making it ideal for high-end applications with sensitive signals.

The LS404IDT has a wide range of applications. It has been used in medical imaging and data acquisition, where its low noise and high stability make it a valuable tool. It was also used in automotive audio and video systems, where its low power consumption and high performance are valued. In addition, the LS404IDT has also been used in consumer electronics, communication systems, and audio/video production.

The LS404IDT works by amplifying the input signal to a higher level. This is achieved by using an input stage composed of two transistors, an output stage consisting of three transistors, and an intermediate stage with a differential amplifier. The differential amplifier is designed to reject common-mode disturbances and to amplify only the useful signal. The output stage then amplifies and drives the output signal.

The LS404IDT is also suitable for use as a buffer amplifier. It can be used to drive a negative voltage from its positive supply voltage, allowing it to be used to drive power transistors, motors, linearized heaters and LEDs.

The LS404IDT is a versatile linear-amplifier, suitable for a wide range of applications. From medical imaging to data acquisition and consumer electronics, the LS404IDT is an ideal choice for high-performance applications. It is also suitable for buffer amplifiers, providing a low-noise, high-stability environment.