TL062IPWRG4

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TL062IPWRG4 is a dual low-power low-noise JFET-input operational amplifier with wide supply voltage range, built on Texas Instruments\' BiCom3 process. The devices are suited for wide range of applications, however they are particularly suitable for low noise and low power applications such as active filters, preamplifiers and data acquisition systems. The TL062IPWRG4 is classified as part of the Linear - Amplifiers - Instrumentation, OP Amps, Buffer Amps.

The TL062IPWRG4 is designed to offer lower power consumption, less noise, and greater stability than many other conventional op amps, providing superior circuit performance for precise linear measurements. It features an input offset voltage of 2 mV max, a wide supply voltage range of 4.5V-16V, an input bias current of 200pA max, an input offset current of 10nA max, a high common mode rejection (CMR) of 130dB, and a high slew rate of 10V/μs. The TL062IPWRG4 also offers low noise of 1.5nV√Hz at 1kHz and a wide temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

The TL062IPWRG4 device is used in many applications with high precision requirements such as active filters, comparators, data acquisition systems, modulators, and low-noise amplifiers. The low offset voltage and low input bias current qualities make it ideal for use in active filters due to its high common mode rejection and dynamic range requirements. Its low noise and wide supply voltage range also enable it to be used in low power applications such as data acquisition systems. Additionally, the TL062IPWRG4 also offers high-gain bandwidth characteristics, eliminating the need for additional buffering and enabling direct connection to signals.

The TL062IPWRG4 device operates using two main principles: the differential amplifier and the current mirror. The differential amplifier amplifies the difference between two input signals. It consists of two input transistors and two output transistors. The current mirror is used to maintain the same current flow through both sides of the differential amplifier, despite any variation in the input signal. The current mirror consists of two matched transistors and a resistor. The resistor acts as a voltage regulator for the current mirror, decreasing the fluctuation of the output current.

The TL062IPWRG4 is a low-power, low-noise operational amplifier designed for precision linear measurements in applications with varying supply voltage and temperature.It has a wide supply voltage range and offers low noise, high CMR, and high slew rate. It also features a resistor-based current mirror circuit, which helps maintain the same current flow through both sides of the differential amplifier. The device is suitable for low power applications such as active filters, comparators, data acquisition systems, modulators, and low-noise amplifiers.

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