HA-5002 - High Output Current Buffer

Renesas

Key Features

Voltage gain.
. 0.995.
High input impedance.
. .3000k.
Low output impedance.
3.
Very high slew rate.
. . . 1300V/s.
Very wide bandwidth.
. . 110MHz.
High output current 200mA.
Pu.

HA-5002 high output current buffer by Renesas - Datasheet Preview

Datasheet Details

Part number	HA-5002
Manufacturer	Renesas
File Size	1.17 MB
Description	High Output Current Buffer
Datasheet	HA-5002 Datasheet

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DATASHEET HA-5002 110MHz, High Slew Rate, High Output Current Buffer FN2921 Rev 12.00 October 18, 2013 The HA-5002 is a monolithic, wideband, high slew rate, high output current, buffer amplifier. Utilizing the advantages of the Intersil D.I. technologies, the HA-5002 current buffer offers 1300V/s slew rate with 110MHz of bandwidth. The 200mA output current capability is enhanced by a 3 output impedance. The monolithic HA-5002 will replace the hybrid LH0002 with corresponding performance increases. These characteristics range from the 3000k input impedance to the increased output voltage swing. Monolithic design technologies have allowed a more precise buffer to be developed with more than an order of magnitude smaller gain error.