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AD8129/AD8130 are high performance, low cost, 270MHz differential receiver amplifiers. It features high conversion rate, high common-mode rejection ratio, high input impedance, low noise, low distortion and user-adjustable gain.

The AD8143 is a high-speed, triple differential receiver with comparators. It features high speed bandwidth, high common mode rejection ratio, wide input impedance, adjustable gain, etc.

AD8145 is a high speed triple differential receiver with comparator functions from Analog Devices.

The AD8131 is a low-cost, high-speed differential driver. It features a high speed of 400 MHz, -3 dB full power bandwidth, 2000 V/μs slew rate, and a fixed gain of 2.

AD8134 is a triple differential driver from Analog Devices with sync-on-common-mode circuitry. It features a bandwidth of up to 225MHz and an output voltage swing of 1.4V p-p. It is suitable for video signal transmission and other applications.

The AD8133 is a triple high speed fully differential driver from Analog Devices. It features a 225 MHz -3 dB large signal bandwidth, an adjustable output common-mode voltage, and a low distortion of 64 dB SFDR @ 10 MHz on 5 V supply. It is suitable for applications such as KVM networking and UTP networking.

The AD45048 is a dual operational amplifier from Analog Devices that can drive high output current (230 mA) and features a rail-to-rail output.

The ADA4310-1 is a low cost, dual high current output line driver with shutdown. It features high bandwidth, high output current, low distortion, and is suitable for applications such as home networking line drivers, twisted pair line drivers, power line communications, video line drivers, ARB line drivers, and I/Q channel amplifiers.

AD8392A is a low power, high output current quad op amp, ideal for use as an ADSL/ADSL2+ dual-channel central office (CO) line driver. It features four current feedback, high current amplifiers, low power operation, three active power modes plus shutdown, high output voltage and current drive, and high speed performance. The AD8392AACP also has additional functionality including on-chip common-mode voltage generation.

The ADA4311-1 is a low-cost, dual, high current output line driver with shutdown. The product features high speed, wide output swing, low distortion, high output current, power management and shutdown functions, and is suitable for applications such as home networking line drivers, twisted pair line drivers, power line communications (PLC), video line drivers, ARB line drivers, and I/Q channel amplifiers.

The AD8396 is a low power, high output current, dual-port ADSL/ADSL2+ line driver ideal for use as ADSL/ADSL2+ dual-channel Central Office (CO) line drivers.

The document describes the ADL5604 RF driver amplifier, which operates in the frequency range of 700 MHz to 2700 MHz. It features a gain of 12.2 dB, OIP3 of 42.2 dBm, P1dB of 29.1 dBm, and a noise figure of 4.6 dB.

The AD8321 is a low cost digitally controlled variable gain amplifier optimized for coaxial line driving applications such as cable modems that are designed to the DOCSIS* (upstream) standard.

AD8323 is a low-cost, digitally controlled variable gain block that supports DOCSIS standard for reverse path transmission. It has a gain that can be programmed in 0.75 dB steps over a range of 53.5 dB, low distortion and output noise level -48 dBmV. It maintains a 75 ohm output impedance and supports SPI interfaces.