TLV2760ID

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TLV2760ID is a member of Texas Instruments' TLV27xx series of integrated circuits, designed to provide low noise amplification of low-level signals in data acquisition, line extension, and waveform shaping applications. The device is a high performance, low noise amplifier with an input voltage range of 0 V to ±12 V and an output voltage range of 0 V to ±15 V.

The TLV2760ID is a three-stage amplifier with a 20 kHz bandwidth and an input stage voltage gain of up to 120 dB. With a single supply voltage of 3 V to 15 V and a supply current of only 95 µA, the device can be used in both portable and laboratory instruments. The TLV2760ID is available in a variety of packages, including plastic dual in-line, ceramic SOIC, and Plastic Dual Flip-Chip packages. It is also available in a variety of differential amplifier configurations, including single-ended, split-supply, and dual-input designs, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

The TLV2760ID is a linear device and can be used in a variety of instrumentation and signal conditioning applications. It is particularly useful in low noise and low power data acquisition systems. Its high performance and low noise output enable it to be used in waveform shaping and line impedance matching applications. In addition, its low current draw and low power consumption make it suitable for use in battery powered instruments, such as wireless medical sensors.

The TLV2760ID's working principle involves the use of an operational amplifier, or op amp, to amplify the input signal. The op amp compares the input signal (Vin) with a reference voltage (Vref) and, depending on the relationship between them, generates an output signal (Vout). The output signal is then amplified and maintained at the pre-defined output level, which is typically set to zero volts in data acquisition and waveform shaping applications. The TLV2760ID uses a positive feedback loop to ensure that the output is within a very narrow range of the specified reference voltage. The device then buffers the output voltage to provide a low-noise output.

The TLV2760ID is a versatile integrated circuit with a wide range of applications. Its low noise and low power consumption make it ideal for small and low-cost instruments and data acquisition systems. In addition, its high performance in both voltage and current gain applications make it suitable for waveform shaping and line impedance matching applications. Finally, its small size, low cost, and wide variety of packaging and differential amplifier configurations make it an attractive option for instrumentation, buffered amplifier, and op amp applications.

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