Analog Devices AD823 Manuals

AD823 is a dual-channel, 16MHz, Rail-to-Rail FET input amplifier from Analog Devices

AD823 is a single-supply, 16MHz, rail-to-rail FET input amplifier produced by Analog Devices, with a power supply voltage range from 3V to 36V, an output voltage range from ground to supply voltage, a 500pF output capacitance load capability, an output current of 15mA, an output voltage swing of 16MHz, a low distortion of -108dBc, a low noise of 16nV/√Hz, and no phase inversion, which can be applied to battery-powered precision instruments, photodiode preamplifiers, active filters, 12-bit to 16-bit data acquisition systems, and medical devices.

This document describes the features and characteristics of the AD823, a dual channel, 16 MHz, rail-to-rail FET input amplifier. The amplifier operates on a single supply, has rail-to-rail output swing, an input voltage range that extends below ground, and is compatible with single supplies from 3 V to 36 V. It also has high load drive capability, excellent AC performance, good DC performance, low distortion, and low noise.

This document describes the features and characteristics of the Analog Devices AD823 dual, 16 MHz, rail-to-rail FET input amplifier. It features single supply operation, output swings rail to rail, input voltage range extends below ground, and single supply capability from +3V to +36V. Additionally, it has high load drive capacity, low distortion, and low noise. The product can be used in battery-powered precision instrumentation, photodiode preamps, active filters, 12- to 16-bit data acquisition systems, and medical instrumentation.

AD823 Rev. B is a dual, 16 MHz, Rail-to-Rail FET input amplifier with the following features: single-supply operation, output swings rail-to-rail, input voltage range extends below ground, single-supply capability from 3 V to 36 V, high load drive, excellent ac performance, good dc performance, low distortion and low noise.

AD823 is a dual, 16 MHz, Rail-to-Rail FET input amplifier manufactured by Analog Devices.