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NTE784 - Integrated Circuit Wide-Band Power Amplifier

Description

The NTE784 is a multistage, multipurpose, wide

band power amplifier on a single monolithic silicon chip.

coupled circuit configuration featuring wide frequency range, high voltage and power gain, and high power output.

Features

  • plus inherent stability over a wide temperature range make the NTE784 extremely useful for a wide variety of.

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Datasheet Details

Part number NTE784
Manufacturer NTE Electronics (defunct)
File Size 26.05 KB
Description Integrated Circuit Wide-Band Power Amplifier
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NTE784 Integrated Circuit Wide–Band Power Amplifier Description: The NTE784 is a multistage, multipurpose, wide–band power amplifier on a single monolithic silicon chip. This device employs a highly versitile and stable direct–coupled circuit configuration featuring wide frequency range, high voltage and power gain, and high power output. These features plus inherent stability over a wide temperature range make the NTE784 extremely useful for a wide variety of applications in military, industrial, and commercial equipment. The NTE784 is particularly suited for service as a class B power amplifier and can provide a maximum power output of 1W from a 12V DC supply with a typical power gain of 75dB.
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