LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF

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LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF Application Field and Working Principle

The LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF is a bandwidth-limited operational amplifier with a linear input and output characteristic. This amplifier has been designed to meet the requirements of instrumentation amplifiers, buffer amplifiers and other amplifiers and buffers compatible with the LT architecture. It has a nominal bandwidth of 200MHz, with a maximum slew rate of 1.5V/ns.

Features

• 200MHz – 0.5dB Bandwidth at : Vcc = ±5V (Depending on Supply and Load Impedance)
• ± 5V Power Supply with Low Power Consumption
• 1.5V/μs Slew Rate
• Operates in Single-Supply or Split-Supply Configuration
• Differential Input Overwhelms Common-Mode Rejection
• High Input Impedance
• Low Input Bias Current

Applications

• Test and Measurement Instruments
• Buffer Amplifiers
• Medical Instruments
• Communication Equipment
• Industrial Control
• Data Acquisition Systems
• Robotics

Working Principle

The LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF has two input terminals, a non-inverting (positive) input terminal and an inverting (negative) input terminal, and one output terminal. It amplifies the difference between the two input terminals and outputs a signal of the same magnitude at the output. The gains of amplifying devices vary depending on their design and the environment in which they operate. In the case of the LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF, the gain is controlled by the feedback resistor Rf, a resistor connected between the output and the inverting input.

The amplifier is capable of operating in either a single-supply configuration (Vcc = +5V) or a split-supply configuration (Vcc+ = +5V, Vcc– = -5V). In single-supply operation, the output range is limited to 0V to +Vcc, and thus the device can only produce gain for signals above 0V. In split-supply operation, the output range is from -Vcc to +Vcc, and thus the device can produce gain for both positive and negative signals.

The LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF also has an input referred offset error of 0.5mV, which enables its use as a high-precision buffering amplifier. Input referred offset error is a measure of the difference between the voltage at the inverting input (V–) and the voltage the output (Vout) would equal in the absence of any input signals.

The LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF also has a very low input bias current of 6pA (at 25°C), which helps to ensure high accuracy amplification and buffering. Input bias current is the current flowing from either input (V+, V–) to ground, due to the input bias voltages of the differential pair transistors.

The LT6233CS6-10#TRPBF is an excellent choice for applications requiring high bandwidth and accuracy with low power consumption. The amplifier is designed to meet the requirements of instrumentation amplifiers, buffer amplifiers, and other amplifiers and buffers that are compatible with the LT architecture.

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