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Texas Instruments (Quote) (TI) today introduced the industry's highest gain bandwidth (1.6GHz) JFET amplifier from the company's Burr-Brown product line designed for optical networking, photodiode and data acquisition applications.
The device combines a high- precision voltage feedback amplifier with JFET-input technology to provide an enhanced dynamic range for wideband transimpedance applications or driving analog-to-digital converter (ADC) signals at high gains, officials said.
The OPA657 features 1.6GHz gain bandwidth, 4.8nV/rtHz input voltage noise, 5pA input bias current and 700V/us high slew rate. The device's JFET-input stage eliminates input bias current errors, while both the offset voltage and temperature drift are trimmed for exceptionally low values.
A unity-gain stable version, the OPA656, is also available and offers high bandwidth (230MHz GBW) and excellent DC precision for delivering high sensitivity and bandwidths for optical networking, photodiode-detection and ADC buffering applications. Other features of the OPA656 include 7nV/rtHz input voltage noise and 290V/us slew rate.
The OPA657 and OPA656 are available now in SOT23-5 and SO-8 packages. The OPA657 is priced at $6.35 in 1,000 piece quantities. The OPA656 is priced at $5.85 in 1,000 piece quantities. Both products are also available in DC screened versions to deliver the best in DC precision.
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