Precision op amps operate on 140V supply
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Expanding its LTC6090 family of precision operational amplifiers, Linear Technology has announced the LTC6091 and LTC6090-5.
The dual LTC6091 features separate output disable pins, making it useful in high voltage multiplexed applications. The decompensated single LTC6090-5 amplifier offers higher speed and is stable at a gain of 5 or above.
Both operate on a supply voltage up to 140V and combine high precision and low noise. Input offset voltage is 1.25mV max over temperature, and low frequency (1/f) noise is 3.5µVP-P from 0.1 to 10Hz. The CMOS input structure keeps the input bias current to 50pA maximum at 85°C, making the LTC6090 family suitable for sensor circuits and other applications requiring high input impedance.
The decompensated LTC6090-5 offers 24MHz gain bandwidth product and 37V/µs slew rate, compared with 12MHz and 21V/µs for the gain-of-1 stable LTC6090 and LTC6091.
Supply current is 3.9mA per amplifier max. Output short circuit current is typically ±90mA. A thermal flag pin (TFLAG) signals when the device junction temperature exceeds 145°C. This pin can be connected to the Output Disable pin for active thermal management.
The LTC6090 and LTC6090-1 are available in 8pin SOIC and 16pin TSSOP packages. The LTC6091 is offered in a 16pin 4 x 6mm QFN package. Each of these packages includes an exposed pad to minimise thermal resistance.
