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HA-2406 - Digitally Selectable Four Channel Operational Amplifier

Features

  • TTL Compatible Inputs.
  • Single Capacitor Compensation.
  • Low Crosstalk.
  • . . . . -110dB.
  • High Slew Rate.
  • . . 20V/s.
  • Low Offset Current.
  • . . 5nA.
  • Offset Voltage.
  • 7mV.
  • High Gain-Bandwidth.
  • . . . 30MHz.
  • High Input.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HA-2406
Manufacturer Renesas
File Size 502.29 KB
Description Digitally Selectable Four Channel Operational Amplifier
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HA-2406 POSSIOBBLESOSLUHEBATSE-T2IP4T0RU5OTDEUPCRTODUCT 30MHz, Digitally Selectable Four Channel Operational Amplifier DATASHEET FN2892 Rev.5.00 August 2002 The HA-2406 is a monolithic device consisting of four op amp input stages that can be individually connected to one output stage by decoding two TTL lines into four channel select signals. In addition to allowing each channel to be addressed, an enable control disconnects all input stages from the output stage when asserted low. Each input-output combination of the HA-2406 is designed to be a 20V/s, 30MHz gain-bandwidth amplifier that is stable at a gain of ten. By connecting one external 15pF capacitor all amplifiers are compensated for unity gain operation.
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