The AD8016 is a low power, high output current xDSL line driver that features full ADSL central office (CO) performance on ±12 V supplies.
The AD8016 is a low‑power, high‑output‑current dual amplifier designed for xDSL line‑driver applications such as ADSL and HDSL2. It operates from +12 V (or +6 V) supplies, delivers up to 2 A short‑circuit current, and offers a 78 MHz bandwidth with a 1000 V/µs slew rate.
The handbook includes detailed pin‑out tables, absolute maximum ratings, thermal guidelines, and typical performance graphs, as well as an ordering guide for the SOIC‑W‑BAT and TSSOP‑EP packages.
| Bandwidth (‑3 dB) | 78 MHz (typical, G=+5) |
|---|---|
| Slew Rate | 1000 V/µs (typical, G=+2) |
| Short‑Circuit Current | 2000 mA |
| Quiescent Current (PWDN1, PWDNO = (1,1)) | 12.5 mA (typical, +12 V supply) |
| Operating Supply Voltage | +3 V to +13 V |
| Shutdown Current | 250 µA |
| Operating Temperature Range | -40 °C to +85 °C |
| Maximum Power Dissipation (SOIC_W_BAT) | 14 W |
The typical quiescent current is about 12.5 mA (typical) with a +12 V supply.
The device can source or sink up to 2000 mA in a short‑circuit condition.
At a gain of +5 the -3 dB bandwidth is 78 MHz.
The absolute maximum supply voltage rating is 264 V.