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- AD830
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Analog Devices AD830 Datasheet
The AD830 is a high‑speed, wide‑band differential amplifier designed for video frequencies. It provides a differential gain error of 0.06 % and a phase error of 0.08°, with a 3 dB small‑signal bandwidth up to 85 MHz and a slew rate of 360 V/µs. The device operates from either +5 V or +15 V supplies and can drive up to 50 mA of output current.
The datasheet includes detailed specifications, absolute‑maximum ratings, package dimensions for PDIP, SOIC and CERDIP, and an ordering guide. It also explains the advantages of the AD830 over traditional op‑amp based difference amplifiers, describing its topology and performance characteristics.
Analog Devices AD830 specifications
| Slew Rate | 360 V/µs |
|---|---|
| Output Drive Current (min) | 50 mA |
| Supply Voltage Range | +4 V to +16.5 V |
| Common‑Mode Voltage Range | +12.8 V to –12 V |
Source: Analog Devices AD830 Datasheet
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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the common‑mode voltage range of the AD830?
The AD830 accepts a common‑mode voltage from +12.8 V down to –12 V.
How much output current can the AD830 drive?
It can source a minimum of 50 mA of output current.
What is the small‑signal bandwidth of the AD830?
The AD830 has a typical 3 dB small‑signal bandwidth of 85 MHz.
What is the typical output current capability?
The device can source a typical output current of 50 mA.