TDA8579 - Dual common-mode rejection differential line receiver

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Part number	TDA8579
Manufacturer	NXP
File Size	66.72 KB
Description	Dual common-mode rejection differential line receiver
Datasheet	TDA8579 Datasheet
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Description

The TDA8579 is a two channel differential amplifier with 0 dB gain and low distortion.

The device has been primarily developed for car radio applications where long connections between signal sources and amplifiers (or boosters) are necessary and where ground noise has to be eliminated.

Features

Excellent common-mode rejection, up to high frequencies.
Elimination of source resistance dependency in the common-mode rejection.
Few external components.
High supply voltage ripple rejection.
Low noise.
Low distortion.
All pins protected against electrostatic discharge.
AC and DC short-circuit safe to ground and VCC.
Fast DC settling. QUICK.

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Published: Apr 16, 2005 |