The TLVx825 and
family of single, dual, and quad channel operational amplifiers enable precision
performance such as lower offset, lower offset drift over temperature, greater
offset stability over time and a flat noise floor. This level of performance is
crucial to a variety of systems focusing on precision voltage sensing from sensors
and precision current sensing using smaller shunt resistors.
The TLVx825 uses
zero-drift architecture to achieve an input
referred offset voltage of 4µV, an offset drift of
0.02µV/°C and a low frequency noise of
320nVPP in the standard 0.1
– 10Hz range. This combination of specs
provides excellent accuracy in high gain
applications, thereby greatly reducing the need
for system level calibration.
Additionally, with a quiescent current of 500µA,
the TLVx825 is able to achieve a bandwidth of 3.5MHz
and a broadband noise of 15nV/√Hz. This ability is crucial to achieve higher
linearity, and signal-to-noise ratio in applications involving higher resolution,
mid-speed analog to digital converters (ADCs) while minimizing system power.
The TLVx825 and
family of single, dual, and quad channel operational amplifiers enable precision
performance such as lower offset, lower offset drift over temperature, greater
offset stability over time and a flat noise floor. This level of performance is
crucial to a variety of systems focusing on precision voltage sensing from sensors
and precision current sensing using smaller shunt resistors.
The TLVx825 uses
zero-drift architecture to achieve an input
referred offset voltage of 4µV, an offset drift of
0.02µV/°C and a low frequency noise of
320nVPP in the standard 0.1
– 10Hz range. This combination of specs
provides excellent accuracy in high gain
applications, thereby greatly reducing the need
for system level calibration.
Additionally, with a quiescent current of 500µA,
the TLVx825 is able to achieve a bandwidth of 3.5MHz
and a broadband noise of 15nV/√Hz. This ability is crucial to achieve higher
linearity, and signal-to-noise ratio in applications involving higher resolution,
mid-speed analog to digital converters (ADCs) while minimizing system power.