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1203 - InGenius High-CMRR Balanced Input Line Receiver

Download the 1203 datasheet PDF. This datasheet also covers the 1203P variant, as both devices belong to the same ingenius high-cmrr balanced input line receiver family and are provided as variant models within a single manufacturer datasheet.

General Description

The THAT 1200 series of InGenius balanced line receivers are designed to overcome a serious limitation of conventional balanced input stages

notoriously poor common mode rejection in real world applications.

Key Features

  • High common-mode rejection (typical 90 dB at 60 Hz) maintained under real-world conditions Excellent solution for hum and groundloop suppression Transformer-like noise rejection in an 8-pin IC, at fraction of transformer cost and size.
  • InGeniusâ High-CMRR Balanced Input Line Receiver THAT 1200, 1203, 1206.

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Datasheet Details

Part number 1203
Manufacturer THAT
File Size 157.57 KB
Description InGenius High-CMRR Balanced Input Line Receiver
Datasheet download datasheet 1203 Datasheet

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T H AT Corporation FEATURES · High common-mode rejection (typical 90 dB at 60 Hz) maintained under real-world conditions Excellent solution for hum and groundloop suppression Transformer-like noise rejection in an 8-pin IC, at fraction of transformer cost and size · · · · InGeniusâ High-CMRR Balanced Input Line Receiver THAT 1200, 1203, 1206 APPLICATIONS Balanced input stages Summing amplifiers Transformer front-end replacements ADC front-ends · · Description The THAT 1200 series of InGenius balanced line receivers are designed to overcome a serious limitation of conventional balanced input stages — notoriously poor common mode rejection in real world applications.