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SHM-14 - 14-Bit Linear Sample-Hold Amplifier

General Description

The SHM-14 is an extremely high-speed and accurate sample-and-hold amplifier designed for fast data acquisition applications.

Key Features

  • Fast acquisition time: 10ns to ±0.1% 25ns to ±0.012% 35ns to ±0.003%.
  • ±0.0012% Nonlinearity.
  • 65μV rms output noise.
  • 60MHz full power bandwidth.
  • 80dB feedthrough.
  • 1ps Aperture jitter.
  • Low cost & power (275mW power dissipation).
  • Packaged in a hermetic ceramic LCC package (0.420 X 0.420 inches).
  • Both full 883 and LM/QL versions available.
  • RoHS compliant version available SHM-14 14-Bit Linear Sample-.

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Datasheet Details

Part number SHM-14
Manufacturer DATEL
File Size 244.98 KB
Description 14-Bit Linear Sample-Hold Amplifier
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FEATURES „ Fast acquisition time: 10ns to ±0.1% 25ns to ±0.012% 35ns to ±0.003% „ ±0.0012% Nonlinearity „ 65μV rms output noise „ 60MHz full power bandwidth „ –80dB feedthrough „ 1ps Aperture jitter „ Low cost & power (275mW power dissipation) „ Packaged in a hermetic ceramic LCC package (0.420 X 0.420 inches) „ Both full 883 and LM/QL versions available „ RoHS compliant version available SHM-14 14-Bit Linear Sample-Hold Amplifier GENERAL DESCRIPTION The SHM-14 is an extremely high-speed and accurate sample-and-hold amplifier designed for fast data acquisition applications. The SHM-14 is accurate (±0.5 LSB to 14-bit over the full military temperature range) and is very fast (25ns and 35ns acquisition times to accuracies of 12 and 14 bits respectively).