OPA692IDG4

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The OPA692IDG4 is a high-speed, low-distortion video operation amplifier. It is commonly used in video applications such as television broadcast, security monitors, and home theater systems. The device has a high output current of 1.3A and low quiescent current of 2.5mA. It also has excellent dynamic headroom, no phase shift in the audio range, and low-noise. These features make the OPA692IDG4 a popular choice for premium video applications.

The OPA692IDG4 operates on a single voltage supply and provides both negative and positive input and output ranges of +4V and -4V. It has a closed-loop gain of 69dB, a maximum output current of 1.3A, and an open-loop gain of 1.3V/V. It has a wide frequency response range of 5kHz to 220kHz. The device also has a differential input impedance of 1.0MΩ, which makes it suitable for high-impedance applications. Additionally, the device has a relatively low distortion and low noise performance, allowing it to handle complex signals such as those found in video production.

The OPA692IDG4 has two main application fields: video amplification and video modulation. Its excellent video amplification capabilities make it well-suited for television broadcast and other video applications. The device can be used to amplify video signals in order to ensure that the signal is within the desirable broadcast range. It can also be used to provide adjustable gain for different types of video signals. Additionally, the OPA692IDG4 can be used in video modulation applications such as modulating a video signal from one format to another. This can be used to change the characteristics of a video signal, such as its brightness or color.

The OPA692IDG4 is a versatile device that is commonly used in video applications. Its high output current, low quiescent current, wide frequency response range, and low-distortion and noise performance make it well-suited for both video amplification and video modulation applications. It is a popular choice for high-performance video applications, such as television broadcast, security monitors, and home theater systems.

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