FEATURES
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The ALD1706 is a monolithic CMOS ultra micropower high slew-rate, high performance operational amplifier intended for a broad range of analog applications using ±1V to ±6V dual power supply systems, as well as +2V to +12V battery operated systems. All device characteristics are specified for +5V single supply or ±2.5V dual supply systems. Supply current is 40µA maximum at 5V supply voltage. It is manufactured with Advanced Linear Devices' enhanced ACMOS silicon gate CMOS process.
FEATURES
• 20µA supply current
• All parameters specified for +5V single supply or ± 2.5V dual supply systems
• Rail to rail input and output voltage ranges
• No frequency compensation required -- unity gain stable
• Extremely low input bias currents -- 0.1pA typical (30pA max.)
• Ideal for high source impedance applications
• Dual power supply ±1.0V to ±6.0V operation
• Single power supply +2V to +12V operation
• High voltage gain – typically 100V/mV@ ±2.5V (100dB)
• Drive as low as a 20KΩ load
• Output short circuit protected
• Unity gain bandwidth of 0.4MHz
• Slew rate of 0.17V/µs
APPLICATIONS
• Voltage amplifier
• Voltage follower/buffer
• Charge integrator
• Photodiode amplifier
• Data acquisition systems
• High performance portable instruments
• Signal conditioning circuits
• Sensor and transducer amplifiers
• Low leakage amplifiers
• Active filters
• Sample/Hold amplifier
• Picoammeter
• Current to voltage converter
Advanced Linear Devices, Inc., (ALD) develops and manufactures ultra-low-power, precision CMOS analog integrated circuits, related board level products and Energy Harvesting Modules and accessories incorporating the company's exclusive EPAD® technology. ALD's standard semiconductor products include a full complement of "best-of-breed" ultra-low-charge-injection low-voltage analog switches, dual-slope A/D converters and digital processors, precision voltage comparators, precision rail-to-rail CMOS operational amplifiers, and low-drift CMOS timers with high discharge output, as well as an extensive selection of enhancement, depletion, and zero-threshold mode EPAD matched small signal MOSFET arrays.