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The LM13700M from Texas Instruments is a dual transconductance amplifier designed for various signal processing applications. Each amplifier in the LM13700M features differential inputs and a push-pull output, sharing common supplies but operating independently.
Key electrical specifications include a maximum total supply voltage of 36V and a minimum of 10V. The device offers a typical gain bandwidth of 2MHz and a slew rate of 50V/µs. It also has a maximum offset voltage of 4mV at 25°C and a typical quiescent current per channel of 1.3mA. The input bias current is specified at a maximum of 5,000,000pA, with a typical common mode rejection ratio of 110dB.
This transconductance amplifier is housed in a SOIC (D) package, measuring 59.4 mm² with dimensions of 9.9 mm × 6 mm. It is designed for surface mount applications. The operating temperature range is from 0°C to 70°C.
The LM13700 series includes linearizing diodes for reduced output distortion and high-impedance buffers. These features contribute to excellent gm linearity and matching between amplifiers, providing a high output signal-to-noise ratio.
The LM13700M operates with a total supply voltage from 10V minimum to 36V maximum.
The typical gain bandwidth for the LM13700M is 2MHz.
The typical slew rate for the LM13700M is 50V/µs.
The LM13700M can operate within a temperature range of 0°C to 70°C.
The LM13700M is available in a SOIC (D) package.