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THAT3xx - Low-Noise Matched Transistor Array ICs

This page provides the datasheet information for the THAT3xx, a member of the THAT300 Low-Noise Matched Transistor Array ICs family.

Description

The THAT 300, 320 and 340 are large geometry, 4-transistor, monolithic NPN and/or PNP arrays.

They exhibit both high speed and low noise, with excellent parameter matching between transistors of the same gender.

Features

  • 4 Matched NPN Transistors º 300 typical hfe of 100 º 300A minimum hfe of 150 º 300B minimum hfe of 300.
  • 4 Matched PNP Transistors º 320 typical hfe of 75.
  • 2 Matched PNP and 2 Matched NPN Transistors º 340 PNP typical hfe of 75 º 340 NPN typical hfe of 100.
  • Low Voltage Noise º 0.75 nV/ √Hz (PNP) º 0.8 nV/ √Hz (NPN).
  • High Speed º fT = 350 MHz (NPN) º fT = 325 MHz (PNP).
  • 500 μV matching between devices.
  • Dielectrically Isolated for low.

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Part number THAT3xx
Manufacturer THAT
File Size 105.16 KB
Description Low-Noise Matched Transistor Array ICs
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FEATURES • 4 Matched NPN Transistors º 300 typical hfe of 100 º 300A minimum hfe of 150 º 300B minimum hfe of 300 • 4 Matched PNP Transistors º 320 typical hfe of 75 • 2 Matched PNP and 2 Matched NPN Transistors º 340 PNP typical hfe of 75 º 340 NPN typical hfe of 100 • Low Voltage Noise º 0.75 nV/ √Hz (PNP) º 0.8 nV/ √Hz (NPN) • High Speed º fT = 350 MHz (NPN) º fT = 325 MHz (PNP) • 500 μV matching between devices • Dielectrically Isolated for low crosstalk and high DC isolation • 36V VCEO Low-Noise Matched Transistor Array ICs THAT 300 Series APPLICATIONS • Low Noise Front Ends • Microphone Preamplifiers • Log/Antilog Amplifiers • Current Sources • Current Mirrors • Multipliers Description The THAT 300, 320 and 340 are large geometry, 4-transistor, monolithic NPN and/or PNP arrays.
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