NTE996 - Linear Integrated Circuit Operational Transconductance Amplifier

NTE Electronics (defunct)

General Description

The NTE996 is a programmable transconductance block intended to fulfill a wide variety of variable gain applications.

pull outputs.

Key Features

D Slew Rate (Unity Gain Compensated): 50V/µs D Fully Adjustable Gain: 0 to gm.
RL Limit D Extended gm Linearity: 3 Decades D Flexible Supply Voltage Range: ±2V to ±18V D Adjustable Power Consumption Absolute Maximum Ratings: DC Supply Voltage, VS.
. ±18V Power Dissipation, PD.
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Part number	NTE996
Manufacturer	NTE Electronics (defunct)
File Size	23.91 KB
Description	Linear Integrated Circuit Operational Transconductance Amplifier
Datasheet	NTE996 Datasheet

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NTE996 Linear Integrated Circuit Operational Transconductance Amplifier Description: The NTE996 is a programmable transconductance block intended to fulfill a wide variety of variable gain applications. This device has differential inputs and high impedance push–pull outputs. The NTE996 has high input impedance and its transconductance (gm) is directly proportional to the amplifier bias current (IABC).