LTC6601CUF-1#PBF

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The LTC6601CUF-1#PBF is an active filter specialized for interfacing applications. It consists of an amplifier, an active filter with a fifth-order Butterworth topology, and a low-noise voltage reference. The device is offered as a 3-pin DFN and can operate over a wide supply range with low quiescent current and low noise. With the use of its high-precision voltage reference, the LTC6601CUF-1#PBF is a great choice for interfacing applications.

The LTC6601CUF-1#PBF is designed with a fifth-order Butterworth active filter topology. This topology provides excellent cut-off properties with a steep roll-off, a sharp transition band and a very low passband ripple. The filter has a fixed corner frequency of 1.2MHz and is designed to reject frequencies higher than 1.2 MHz. The filter can be used for a wide range of applications including audio and data signals. The LTC6601CUF-1#PBF has a wide supply range of 3V to 20V and has a low quiescent current consumption of 5mA.

The LTC6601CUF-1#PBF also has an integrated strongly regulated voltage reference. The voltage reference is able to provide a low-noise output, even under large input-referred changes. The voltage reference uses an internal transistor-based regulator to ensure low noise and good accuracy. It has a high accuracy of ±1.5 mV and a low noise of 40 μVrms over a wide input voltage range.

The LTC6601CUF-1#PBF is an ideal solution for applications where low noise, low quiescent current, and high accuracy are important. Its fifth-order Butterworth active filter provides steep roll-off, sharp transition band and low passband ripple. The integrated strong voltage reference also helps to provide low-noise output and good accuracy. The wide supply range and low quiescent current makes it ideal for battery operated applications. This makes the LTC6601CUF-1#PBF a great choice for interfacing applications.

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