LH0004 - High Voltage Operational Amplifier

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National Semiconductor

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Part number	LH0004
Manufacturer	National Semiconductor
File Size	128.21 KB
Description	High Voltage Operational Amplifier
Datasheet	LH0004 Datasheet
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Description

The LH0004 is a general purpose operational amplifier designed to operate from supply voltages up to g 40V The device dissipates extremely low quiescent power typically 8 mW at 25 C and VS e g 40V The LH0004’s high gain and wide range of operating voltages make it ideal for applications requiring large output swing and low power dissipation The LH0004 is specified for operation over the b55 C to a 125 C military temperature range The LH0004C is specified for operation over the 0 C to a 85 C temp

Features

Y Y Capable of operation over the range of g 5V to g 40V Large output voltage typically g 35V for the LH0004 and g 33V for the LH0004C into a 2 kX load with g 40V supplies Schematic and Connection Diagrams TL H 5559.
2 Note Pin 7 must be grounded or connected to a voltage at least 5V more negative than the positive supply (Pin 9) Pin 7 may be connected to the negative supply however the standby current will be increased A resistor may be inserted in series with Pin 7 to Pin 9 The va.

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Published: Mar 22, 2005 |