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    LT6018 Precision Op Amp

    Linear's 36V ultralow noise precision op-amp touts 30nVp-p 0.1Hz to 10Hz noise

    08/19/2016

    Linear Technology introduced the LT6018, a precision op amp featuring 30nVP-P 0.1Hz to 10Hz noise and 50μV max input offset voltage. Designed especially for applications sensitive to low frequency noise, the LT6018 has a very low 1/f corner frequency of less than 1Hz. The low input offset voltage holds over temperature and input common mode range: TCVOS is 0.5μV/°C maximum and CMRR is 124dB minimum. Open loop gain is typically 142dB, enabling the device to achieve less than 1ppm nonlinearity.

    The LT6018 has 15MHz gain-bandwidth product and employs slew enhancement circuitry to achieve up to 30V/µs slew rate. The part draws 7.2mA, which can be reduced during periods of non-use to 6.2μA using its shutdown pin.

    The LT6018 is specified for operation from 8V to 33V supplies, for industrial (–40°C to 85°C) and extended (–40°C to 125°C) temperature ranges. It is available in SO-8E with exposed center pad for enhanced heat dissipation, and space-saving 4mm x 3mm DFN packages.

    The LT6018 is priced starting at $3.25 each in 1,000 piece quantities. 

    Summary of Features: LT6018

    Ultralow Voltage Noise
    30nVP-P Noise: 0.1Hz to 10Hz
    1.2nV/√Hz Typical at 1kHz
    Maximum Offset Voltage: 50μV
    Maximum Offset Voltage Drift: 0.5μV/°C
    CMRR: 124dB (Minimum)
    AVOL: 132dB (Minimum)
    Slew Rate: 30V/µs
    Gain-Bandwidth Product: 15MHz
    Wide Supply Range: 8V to 33V
    Ultralow THD: –115dB at 1kHz
    Unity Gain Stable
    Low Power Shutdown: 6.2μA
    SO-8E and 4mm × 3mm 12-Lead DFN Packages
    4.5kV HBM and 2kV CDM Tolerant

    LT6018

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