Analog Devices, Inc. (ADI) today unveiled a series of high-speed amplifiers that establish a new performance standard with the best combination of high-speed, low noise and low power. Designed for portable, multi-channel and low power instrumentation and healthcare equipment, the ADA4896-2 (dual), ADA4897-1(single) and ADA4897-2 (dual) high-speed amplifiers provide the highest large-signal bandwidth and slew rate with the lowest noise available today in a rail-to-rail amplifier under 10 mW. Each amplifier features low noise of 1 nV/?Hz and 120-V/us slew rate while consuming only 3 mA of supply current. Further, the 1/f noise @10Hz is a low 2.4 nV/?Hz.
Also announced as part of this high-speed amplifier series was the ADA4895-2 dual de-compensated high-speed amplifier. It delivers 1.5-GHz gain-bandwidth product at gains of +10 and greater, making it ideal as a high-speed, high-gain pre-amplifier.
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The new rail-to-rail amplifiers operate across the extended industrial temperature range of -40?C to +125?C and offer a 3-V to 10-V supply range. The ADA4895-2 and ADA4897-1/ -2 include an output disable feature.
Amplifiers Key Features
- Low wideband noise: 1 nV/?Hz
- Low 1/f noise: 2.4 nV/?Hz @ 10 Hz
- Low distortion: ?115 dBc @ 100 kHz, Vo= 2 V p-p
- Low power: <3 mA
- High speed
Complementary components for these amplifiers include the AD7982 18-bit A/D converter and the AD9279 octal (eight-channel) ultrasound receivers. Find additional high-speed low noise amplifiers at http://www.analog.com/en/high-speed-op-amps/low-noise-low-distortion-amplifiers/products/index.html.
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