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Rail-to-Rail I/O Amp supports single/dual supply operation.

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October 14, 2009 - Supplied in 14-lead TSSOP/SOIC or 16-lead QFN packages, EL5420T contains 4 amplifiers - each of which exhibits beyond rail input capability, rail-to-rail output capability, and unity gain stability. Max operating voltage range is 4.5-19 V, and respective ratings for typical power consumption, output short circuit capability, and continuous output current capability are 500 µA per amp, ±200 mA, and ±70 mA. Maximum dynamic range is available at any supply voltage.

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Intersil Corporation
1001 Murphy Ranch Rd.
Milpitas, CA, 95035
USA



EL5420T


The EL5420T is a low power, high voltage rail-to-rail input-output amplifier. The EL5420T contains four amplifiers. Each amplifier exhibits beyond the rail input capability, rail-to-rail output capability and is unity gain stable.

The maximum operating voltage range is from 4.5V to 19V. It can be configured for single or dual supply operation, and typically consumes only 500µA per amplifier. The EL5420T has an output short circuit capability of ±200mA and a continuous output current capability of ±70mA.

The EL5420T features a slew rate of 12V/µs. Also, the device provides common mode input capability beyond the supply rails, rail-to-rail output capability, and a bandwidth of 12MHz (-3dB). This enables the amplifiers to offer maximum dynamic range at any supply voltage. These features make the EL5420T an ideal amplifier solution for use in TFT-LCD panels as a VCOM or static gamma buffer, and in high speed filtering and signal conditioning applications. Other applications include battery power and portable devices, especially where low power consumption is important.

The EL5420T is available in a 14 Ld TSSOP package, 14 Ld SOIC package, and a space saving thermally enhanced 16 Ld QFN package. All feature a standard operational amplifier pin out. The devices operate over an ambient temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.
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