AMPLIFIERS
REQUIRE NO EXTERNAL COMPONENTS
The
LT1991 precision and LT1995 high-speed
gain selectable amplifiers are unlike traditional amplifier
solutions in that they don’t require external resistors
to set the gain because precision resistors are included
in the chip. The result is a one-chip solution that
can be easily configured into various gain circuits
by simply pin-strapping the device. You can configure
the LT1991 and LT1995 as difference, summing, and inverting
or noninverting amplifiers with various gain options
without using any external components.

The
LT1991 combines a precision micropower op-amp with eight
precision resistors to form a single chip solution for
accurately amplifying voltages with better than 0.04%
gain accuracy. The amplifier has excellent DC characteristics
with input offset voltage of less than 50 µV and input
offset current of 50 pA. The low offset voltage drift
of 1 µV/°C, combined with gain drift
below 3 ppm/°C,
results in stable operation over temperature. The LT1991
has a rail-to-rail output and operates on supplies from
2.7 to 36 V. It draws less than 110 µA on a single 5-V
supply, making it suitable for low-voltage, low-power
instrumentation applications.
The
LT1995 integrates a high-speed amplifier with eight
precision resistors in a tiny MSOP-10 package. The amplifier
features superb slewing characteristics, 1,000 V/µs,
and fast settling time, 100 ns to 0.1%, resulting in
excellent AC characteristics. The LT1995 operates on
supply voltages from ±2.5
to ±15
V. It makes an excellent choice for applications such
as data acquisition cards in industrial and process
control, ATE cards, current tester boards, satellite
receiver cards, communications and optical networking
equipment, semiconductor fab equipment, and medical
imaging systems.
Offered
in the 10-lead MSOP package, the LT1991 and LT1995 are
specified for operation over the commercial and industrial
temperature ranges. One thousand-piece pricing starts
at $1.39 each for the LT1991 precision amplifier
and $1.89 each for the LT1995 high-speed amplifier.
Linear
Technology Corp.
www.linear.com