Analog Devices OP470 Manuals

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Model
OP470
Industry
Industrial
Documents
3
Languages
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Last added
2012-08-02

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Analog Devices AN-132 OP-470 SPICE Macro-Model Application Note

Analog Devices AN-132 OP-470 SPICE Macro-Model Application Note

Application Note 6 pages · 261 KB · EN

This document describes a SPICE macro-model for the OP-470 very low noise quad operational amplifier. The model was tested with and is compatible with PSpice and HSpice. It includes the schematic and net-list necessary for simulation.

The macro-model represents one of the four amplifiers on one chip and uses RC networks to produce multiple poles for accurate AC and transient responses. It accommodates six poles and two zeros to accurately model the OP-470. The model is designed to be simple, using almost entirely ideal, linear circuit elements to reduce simulation time.

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Analog Devices OP470 specifications

Input offset voltage0.14 mV typ, 0.4 mV max
Input voltage noise density (1 kHz)3.2 nV/√Hz typ
Gain‑bandwidth product6 MHz typ
Supply voltage range±18 V max
Power‑supply rejection ratio (PSRR)0.56 mV/V min, 5.6 mV/V max

Source: Analog Devices OP470 Product Handbook Rev B

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Datasheet 2

Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.

Application Note 1

How to use the product for one specific task, with worked examples.

Questions answered in these manuals

Which SPICE tools is this model compatible with?

The model was tested with and is compatible with PSpice and HSpice.

From: Analog Devices AN-132 OP-470 SPICE Macro-Model Application Note

How many poles and zeros are required for this model?

Six poles and two zeros are required to accurately model the OP-470.

From: Analog Devices AN-132 OP-470 SPICE Macro-Model Application Note

What is the typical voltage noise of the OP470 at 1 kHz?

The OP470 exhibits a typical voltage noise of 3.2 nV/√Hz at 1 kHz.

From: Analog Devices OP470 Product Handbook Rev B

What is the maximum supply voltage rating for the OP470?

The device is rated for a maximum supply voltage of ±18 V.

From: Analog Devices OP470 Product Handbook Rev B

What is the gain‑bandwidth product of the OP470?

The OP470 has a typical gain‑bandwidth product of 6 MHz.

From: Analog Devices OP470 Quad Operational Amplifier Datasheet