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- Analog Devices
- Model
- AD539
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- 2012-03-26
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Analog Devices AD539 Datasheet
The AD539 provides two identical signal channels with a common X‑input for linear gain control. It offers a 60 MHz (3 dB) signal‑channel bandwidth, a 5 MHz linear‑control‑channel bandwidth, and low distortion (≤0.01 %). The device is available in J, K, and S grades, in plastic or ceramic DIP packages and a MIL‑STD‑883 version.
Typical applications include high‑bandwidth AGC/VCA systems, voltage‑controlled filters, video‑signal processing, and high‑speed analog division. The datasheet includes detailed specifications, pin configuration, ordering guide, recommended PCB layout, and transfer‑function equations for multiplier and divider configurations.
Analog Devices AD539 specifications
| Signal‑channel bandwidth (3 dB) | 60 MHz |
|---|---|
| Linear‑control‑channel bandwidth (3 dB) | 5 MHz |
| Power consumption | 135 mW |
| Supply voltage range | +4.5 V to +16.5 V |
| Input impedance (typical) | 400 kΩ |
| Signal‑channel distortion (typical) | < 0.1 % at 10 kHz |
| Nominal output current (full‑scale) | +1 mA FS, +2.25 mA peak |
Source: Analog Devices AD539 Datasheet
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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the signal‑channel bandwidth of the AD539?
The AD539 provides a 60 MHz (3 dB) signal‑channel bandwidth.
What supply voltage range does the AD539 support?
The device operates from +4.5 V up to +16.5 V.
How much power does the AD539 consume?
The device consumes only 135 mW when powered from the recommended +5 V supply.
How many signal channels does the AD539 have?
It has two independent signal channels.