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The Texas Instruments LT1014DN is a quad operational amplifier characterized by its low power consumption and a wide operating supply voltage range from 5V to 44V. This device is built on a bipolar architecture, providing precision amplification capabilities.
Key electrical specifications include an offset voltage of 0.8mV maximum at 25°C, an offset drift of 0.7µV/°C typical, and a gain bandwidth product of 0.7MHz typical. The input bias current is rated at a maximum of 30,000pA, and the slew rate is 0.4V/µs typical. It supports single-supply operation with input voltage range extending to ground and output swinging to ground while sinking current.
Available in SOIC (DW) and PDIP (N) packages, the LT1014DN operates across a temperature range of -55°C to 125°C. Its design makes it suitable for applications requiring stable and precise amplification within a broad voltage spectrum.
The LT1014DN operates with a total supply voltage ranging from 5V to 44V.
The LT1014DN features 4 channels.
The maximum offset voltage at 25°C for the LT1014DN is 0.8mV.
The typical offset drift for the LT1014DN is 0.7µV/°C.
The typical gain bandwidth product for the LT1014DN is 0.7MHz.
The LT1014DN operates within a temperature range of -55°C to 125°C.
The LT1014DN is available in SOIC (DW) and PDIP (N) package types.
