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ANALOG DEVICES 500 MHz G = +1 +2 Triple Video Buffers with Disable AD8074/AD8075 English products handbook Rev B
The AD8074 (gain = +1) and AD8075 (gain = +2) are high‑speed, triple‑channel video buffers designed for RGB buffering and video routing. They provide up to 600 MHz small‑signal bandwidth, low‑crosstalk, and a fast output‑disable feature that places the outputs in a high‑impedance state.
The devices are supplied in a 16‑lead TSSOP package, operate from ±5 V supplies, and consume less than 30 mA when enabled. Detailed specifications, pin configurations, layout recommendations, and application examples are included in the document.
Analog Devices AD8075 specifications
| Small‑signal –3 dB Bandwidth (typ) | 600 MHz |
|---|---|
| Large‑signal –3 dB Bandwidth (typ) | 500 MHz |
| Gain Flatness | 0.1 dB to 50 MHz |
| OFF Isolation (10 MHz) | 90 dB |
| All‑hostile Crosstalk (10 MHz) | -80 dB |
| Operating Supply Range | ±4.5 V to ±5.5 V |
All Analog Devices AD8075 documents by type
Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What supply voltage range does the AD8074/AD8075 require?
The devices operate from +4.5 V to +5.5 V.
What is the typical slew rate of the AD8074?
The typical slew rate for the AD8074 (G = +1) is 1600 V/µs.
What is the maximum supply current of the AD8074/AD8075?
The devices draw less than 30 mA from a +5 V supply.
From: ANALOG DEVICES 500 MHz G = +1 +2 Triple Video Buffers with Disable AD8074/AD8075 handbook
What does the output‑disable feature do?
It allows the outputs to be placed in a high‑impedance state, reducing loading when building larger input arrays.
From: ANALOG DEVICES 500 MHz G = +1 +2 Triple Video Buffers with Disable AD8074/AD8075 handbook