The TLE214x series is a high-performance, internally compensated operational amplifier built by Texas Instruments using the Excalibur process. It features 10.5 nV/√Hz low noise, 20mA maximum short-circuit output current, 5.9MHz gain bandwidth product, 500µV maximum input offset voltage, 4V to 44V wide power supply range, 340ns of 0.1% fast settling time and 150ns saturation recovery time.
The TLE214x family (including TLE214xA and TLE214xY) are high‑performance, internally compensated operational amplifiers built with Texas Instruments' Excalibur bipolar process. They offer low audio‑band noise (10.5 nV/√Hz at 1 kHz), fast settling (340 ns to 0.1 % for a 10 V step), and a high gain‑bandwidth product of 5.9 MHz. The devices are available in a variety of 8‑pin small‑outline and chip packages and operate from +2 V to +22 V supply.
The datasheet provides detailed electrical specifications, absolute maximum ratings, package options, mechanical dimensions, and an important notice regarding use in critical applications. It also includes pin‑assignment diagrams for the different package types.
| Supply voltage range | +2 V to +22 V |
|---|---|
| Slew rate (minimum) | 27 V/µs |
| Gain‑bandwidth product | 5.9 MHz |
| Input noise density (1 kHz) | 10.5 nV/√Hz |
| Input offset voltage (max) | 500 µV |
| Output short‑circuit current (min) | 20 mA |
| Capacitive load stability | Stable up to 10 nF |
| Package power dissipation (D package, 25 °C) | 725 mW |
The minimum slew rate is specified as 27 V/µs.
They operate from +2 V up to +22 V supply voltage.
Yes, they are stable with capacitive loads up to 10 nF, though the bandwidth drops at the highest load.