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LMH6321 - High Speed Buffer

Description

The LMH6321 is a high speed unity gain buffer that slews at 1800 V/µs and has a small signal bandwidth of 110 MHz while driving a 50Ω load.

It can drive ± 300 mA continuously and will not oscillate while driving large capacitive loads.

Features

  • an adjustable current limit. The current limit is continuously adjustable from 10 mA to 300 ma with a ± 5 mA ± 5% accuracy. The current limit is set by adjusting an external reference current with a resistor. The current can be easily and instantly adjusted, as needed by connecting the resistor to a DAC to form the reference current. The sourcing and sinking currents share the same current limit. The LMH6321 is available in a space saving 8-pin PSOP or a 7-pin TO-263 power package. The PSOP pack.

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www.DataSheet4U.com LMH6321 300 mA High Speed Buffer with Adjustable Current Limit October 2006 LMH6321 300 mA High Speed Buffer with Adjustable Current Limit General Description The LMH6321 is a high speed unity gain buffer that slews at 1800 V/µs and has a small signal bandwidth of 110 MHz while driving a 50Ω load. It can drive ± 300 mA continuously and will not oscillate while driving large capacitive loads. The LMH6321 features an adjustable current limit. The current limit is continuously adjustable from 10 mA to 300 ma with a ± 5 mA ± 5% accuracy. The current limit is set by adjusting an external reference current with a resistor. The current can be easily and instantly adjusted, as needed by connecting the resistor to a DAC to form the reference current.
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