KH231 Datasheet PDF - Cadeka Wideband Buffer/Amplifier Specs

KH231 - Wideband Buffer/Amplifier

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Description

The KH231 Buffer/Amplifier is a wideband operational amplifier designed specifically for high-speed, lowgain applications.

The KH231 is based on a current feedback op amp topology-a unique design that both eliminates the gain-bandwidth tradeoff and permits unprecedented high-speed performance.

Features

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Datasheet Details

Part number	KH231
Manufacturer	Cadeka
File Size	244.67 KB
Description	Wideband Buffer/Amplifier
Datasheet	KH231 Datasheet
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www.cadeka.com KH231 www.datasheet4u.com Fast Settling, Wideband Buffer/Amplifier (Av = ±1 to ±5) Features s s s s s s General Description The KH231 Buffer/Amplifier is a wideband operational amplifier designed specifically for high-speed, lowgain applications. The KH231 is based on a current feedback op amp topology-a unique design that both eliminates the gain-bandwidth tradeoff and permits unprecedented high-speed performance. (See table below.) The KH231 Buffer/Amplifier is the ideal design alternative to low precision open-loop buffers and oscillationprone conventional op amps. The KH231 offers precise gains from ±1.000 to ±-5.000 and linearity that is a true 0.1%-even for demanding 50Ω loads. Open-loop buffers, on the other hand, offer a nominal gain of 0.95 ±0.

Published: May 15, 2009 |