Operational Amplifiers: Introduction
To correspond to the increasing needs for amplifying sensor signals, Nisshinbo Micro Devices provides a wide variety of operational amplifier (Op amp) lineup which covers the features from low current consumption of less than 1µA to high speed of 20MHz. Furthermore, those have special features such as high EMI immunity, input tolerant function to prevent reverse current flow from the power supply to the input terminals, and direct drive a capacitive load of more than 1000 pF (Enhanced C-Drive TM). We have a wide range of products that can support various sensor applications.
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1.5V, 0.23µA/ch, Ultra-Low Power, Excellent EMI Immunity, Rail-to-Rail Input/Output, CMOS Op-amps
Suitable for long life operating applications such as monitoring units.
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1.7MHz, 50µA/ch, Excellent EMI Immunity, Rail-to-Rail Input/Output, Op-amps
Ideal for a various 3V and 5V rail applications
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20MHz, Low noise, Excellent EMI Immunity, Rail-to-rail I/O, Op-amps
Quick solution with the Enhanced C-Drive TM for the issues caused by capacitive loads
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FAQ
Refer to the following FAQs for more details on functions of the Operational Amplifiers and and frequently asked questions.
The maximum input bias current for operational amplifiers and comparators is 50nA (example), but is this expressed in absolute values?
In a 4-circuit, 6-circuit, or other multi-circuit operational amplifier, what should I be designed with the free pins of unused circuits?
Does Nisshinbo Micro Devices available Rail to Rail Op Amp?
Is the maximum value of the input offset voltage of the operational amplifier and comparator expressed in absolute value?
The input resistance of the operational amplifier is low and the input voltage seems to drop. <br> How much ohms is the value of the input resistance of it?