
OPA2182 Series
Industry’s lowest offset drift (0.012 uV/˚C, max), 5.7 nV/rtHz, MUX-friendly 36V op amp
Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
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Industry’s lowest offset drift (0.012 uV/˚C, max), 5.7 nV/rtHz, MUX-friendly 36V op amp
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The OPA182, OPA2182, and OPA4182 (OPAx182) are ultra-low noise, fast-settling, zero-drift, high-precision operational amplifiers, These devices provide rail-to-rail output operation and feature a unique MUX-friendly architecture and controlled start-up system. These devices also feature excellent ac performance combined with only 0.45 µV of offset voltage and 0.003 µV/°C of drift over temperature. All these features make the OPAx182 a great choice for data acquisition, battery test, analog input modules, weigh scales, and any other systems requiring high dc precision and low noise.
The MUX-friendly input architecture prevents inrush current when applying large input differential voltages and improves settling performance in multichannel systems. Moreover, the controlled start-up system rejects any inrush current when ramping up the supply rails, all while providing robust ESD protection during shipment, handling, and assembly.
The device is specified from –40°C to +125°C.
The OPA182, OPA2182, and OPA4182 (OPAx182) are ultra-low noise, fast-settling, zero-drift, high-precision operational amplifiers, These devices provide rail-to-rail output operation and feature a unique MUX-friendly architecture and controlled start-up system. These devices also feature excellent ac performance combined with only 0.45 µV of offset voltage and 0.003 µV/°C of drift over temperature. All these features make the OPAx182 a great choice for data acquisition, battery test, analog input modules, weigh scales, and any other systems requiring high dc precision and low noise.
The MUX-friendly input architecture prevents inrush current when applying large input differential voltages and improves settling performance in multichannel systems. Moreover, the controlled start-up system rejects any inrush current when ramping up the supply rails, all while providing robust ESD protection during shipment, handling, and assembly.
The device is specified from –40°C to +125°C.