TLV2772QPWRG4

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TLV2772QPWRG4 is a linear- amplifiers - instrumentation, OP Amps, Buffer Amps developed by Texas Instruments Incorporated. It is designed to provide superior performance and dependability while supporting the toughest requirements. The device is a monolithic, integrated amplifier with a wideband gain-bandwidth product and low output impedance.

TLV2772QPWRG4 is a wideband, low power quad op amp with an output voltage swing of ± 5 V. It provides excellent gain accuracy, high gains, very low bias current, high-speed input and output circuits, and excellent input and output noise. Its low power consumption and easy-to-use A-A- packaged body design make it suitable for variety of applications.

The device can be used in many instrumentation and measurement applications such as signal processing, data acquisition, and control circuits. It can also be used in test and calibration circuits, motor control, and robotics. Additionally, the device provides two differential power supply rails, enabling both high and low currents to be sourced/sunk.

TLV2772QPWRG4, being a precision matched amplifier, is optimized to minimize the common mode offset, with a CMRR typically greater than 90 dB. The noise generated by the device is extremely low, and the THD performance is better than 1%. Moreover the device provides a fast recovery output which reduces the settling time and improves the output ripple.

TLV2772QPWRG4 has a wide range of working conditions. It can operate in temperature range from –40°C to +85°C, can work on single power supply of up to 12V and dual supplies up to ±5V, and has a power consumption of 500 µA/amp. Besides, the device has a low input bias current of typically 10 pA, a low input offset voltage of ±4 µV and a very low input offset voltage drift of 0.1 µV/°C.

The TLV2772QPWRG4 is a versatile and reliable IC for use in a wide variety of linear- amplifiers - instrumentation, OP Amps, Buffer Amps applications. Its wide operating temperature range, low power consumption, low input bias current and low input offset voltage make it a suitable choice for many design scenarios. Its fast response, low noise and excellent THD performance make it an especially attractive choice for precision and high-speed applications.

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