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759P - (759x) Wideband Log/Antilog Amplifiers

This page provides the datasheet information for the 759P, a member of the 759N (759x) Wideband Log/Antilog Amplifiers family.

Description

Models 759N and 759P are low cost, fast response, dc logarithmic amplifiers offering 1% conformance to ideal log operation over four decades of current operation - 20nA to 200µA, as well as 2% conformance over four decades of voltage operation - 1mV to 10V.

Features

  • Low-Cost, Complete Log/Antilog Amplifier External Components Not Required; Internal Reference; Temperature Compensated Small Size: 1.1" x 1.1" x 0.4" Fast Response: 200kHz Bandwidth (ISIG @ 1µA) 6 Decades Current Operation - 1nA to 1mA 1% max Error - 20nA to 200µA 2% max Error - 10nA to 1mA 4 Decades Voltages Operation - 1 mV to 10V 1% max Error - 1mV to 2V 2% max Error - 1mV to 10V.

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Datasheet Details

Part number 759P
Manufacturer ETC
File Size 98.88 KB
Description (759x) Wideband Log/Antilog Amplifiers
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www.DataSheet4U.com Economy, Wideband Log/Antilog Amplifiers Models 759N, 759P FEATURES Low-Cost, Complete Log/Antilog Amplifier External Components Not Required; Internal Reference; Temperature Compensated Small Size: 1.1" x 1.1" x 0.4" Fast Response: 200kHz Bandwidth (ISIG @ 1µA) 6 Decades Current Operation - 1nA to 1mA 1% max Error - 20nA to 200µA 2% max Error - 10nA to 1mA 4 Decades Voltages Operation - 1 mV to 10V 1% max Error - 1mV to 2V 2% max Error - 1mV to 10V APPLICATIONS Log Current or Voltage Antilog Voltage Data Compression or Expansion measurements, data compression and expansion, chemical analysis of liquids, computing powers, roots and ratios and conversion of exponential quantities to linear form.
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