CA124, CA224, CA324, @ HAs L324, LIM2902 Quad, 1MHz, Operational Amplifiers for November 1996 Commercial, Industrial, and Military Applications Features Description «Operation trom Single or Dual Suppies The CA124, CA224, CAIDA, LMC and LM9C2 consis of Ope z Lae four independent, high-gain operational amplifiers on a +» Unity-Gain Bandwidth ................. IMHZ(TYP} single monolithic substrate, An on-chip capacitor in @ach of : eGain, se, #00 (Typ) ampiers provides tequancy compensation or uy clemagiee ony gain. These devices are designed specially to operate from + Input Bias Current... 45nA(Typ) ther single or dual Suppios. and tne eoronal vlage aie - Tange is equa tothe power-supply voage. Low power dain Input Offeet Voltage + 2RV (NP) and an input common-mode voltage range from OV to V+ + Input Ofset Curent "'5V(single-supply operation} make these devices sutabo + CAZ24, CA324, LM324, LM2902 |. SMA (Typ) _{F battery operation. 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Continuous Maxime Junction Temperature (Pac Package) 150°C ‘Maximum Storage Tomporatue Range 5° to 150°C ‘Operating Conditions ‘Maximum Leas Temperature (Solderng 105) 300% “Tomperatue Range (SOIC - Lead Tips Oo) cart sei to rast (cazad, Lzon2 40°C to 865C ccaces, Le C10 70°C CAUTION Suesses above Ros tas “Abo Minun Rang may cause pormanen damage fede Th asset ang ana opeaion Sina cose at aca or my oe condone tow hen deed me oer saan of esas eabed Notes: "Tis iegt currant wi nly aust wn Be vitae al ayo he put ea cian nogatve, Ths curentis de tthe coactr base junction ot theinputp-p vanisiors Deco ward aso a eeby acting as nut fod Cares. nadine doda acto, rele ao ara ‘pn pamste vansstoractonon he IC chip, This tanistor acon can cae the cup votages of he apis to go tthe V+ walago lve {ort gourd er age crore orth re can alan inp iscrivennegatve. 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Vo= 14V, Rg = OS mh Vs tom SV 10 30V, and aver te ul input commen made voltage range (OV fo V+ 1 SV. 349 ‘OPERATIONAL, ‘AMPLIFIERSCA124, CA224, CA324, LM324, LM2902 ‘Schematic Diagram (One ot Four Operational Ampitiers) Typical Performance Curves _ nL eer — Bree ju 3 v0 z ‘ i § 5 § x» a i a ae pan rReaener ot Teen FIGURE 1. OPEN LOOP FREQUENCY RESPONSE FAGURE2. VOLTAGE FOLLOWER PULSE RESPONSE (SMALL SIGNAL) Input voLTAae ‘Tae un) FIGURE 3. VOLTAGE FOLLOWER PULSE RESPONSE (LARGE SIGNAL) 320CA124, CA224, CA324, LM324, LM2902 Typical Performance Curves imeur cunnent in) FIGURE 4 INPUT CURRENT vs AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ourPur voLTAGe SwINGW) sneur CURRENT (ok) (Continued) 1 SUPPLY CURRENT (mA) a TENPERATURE CC) Terre FREQUENCY 2) FIGURE 6. LARGE SIGNAL FREQUENCY RESPONSE ‘OUTPUT SOURCE CURRENT (mA) FIGURE 7. OUTPUT CURRENT vs AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ‘POSITIVE SUPPLY VOLTAGE (V) FIGURE S. SUPPLY CURRENT vs SUPPLY VOLTAGE. ven dp e a gS bs i ae ‘TEMPERATURE Co) 100185 Zu as 0 : 100) ax $y : a. i. o 10 0 30 0 * 0 2 BI 0 cree anes ane FIGURE 8, INPUT CURRENT ve SUPPLY VOLTAGE FIGURE 8. VOLTAGE GAIN vs SUPPLY VOLTAGE 321