Analog Devices - AD640TE

AD534JD by Analog Devices is an Analog Computational IC with 14 terminals, operating at ±15V supplies. It features a bandwidth of 1 kHz and can handle input voltages up to ±10V. Ideal for applications requiring analog multiplication or division functions in commercial temperature environments.

The Texas Instruments LOG104AIDRE4 is an Analog Computational IC with 8 terminals and a supply voltage range of +-5V. It features a nominal bandwidth of 0.01 kHz, suitable for log or antilog amplifier applications. With a compact rectangular package style and dual terminal position, it operates in temperatures from -5 to 75 °C.

LOG OR ANTILOG AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; No. of Terminals: 28; Package Code: HVQCCN; Package Shape: SQUARE; Surface Mount: YES;

The Texas Instruments 4204K is an Analog Computational IC with 14 terminals, operating b/w -55 to 125 °C. It features a rectangular metal package style, suitable for military-grade applications requiring analog multiplication or division functions. With a supply voltage range of +/-14V to +/-16V and compact dimensions of 22.095mm x 7.62mm x 6.35mm, it offers precise performance in diverse electronic systems.

LOG104AIDE4 by Texas Instruments is an Analog Computational IC with 8 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a supply voltage range of ±5V, bandwidth of 0.01 kHz, and low supply current of 1.5 mA. Ideal for applications requiring log or antilog amplification in industrial settings.

AD532SE by Analog Devices is an analog computational IC with 20 terminals, operating at -55 to 125 °C. It has a supply voltage range of +-15 V and bandwidth of 1 kHz. Ideal for military applications requiring analog multiplication or division functions in a compact chip carrier package.

AD640JPZ by Analog Devices is a 20-terminal chip carrier with a 145 kHz bandwidth, ideal for analog computational applications. It operates on +-5V supplies, with a min supply voltage of 4.5V and max of 7.5V. The technology used is bipolar, suitable for commercial temperature grades.

AD8304ARUZ-RL7 by Analog Devices is a 14-terminal IC with 5V supply voltage, operating from -40 to 85°C. It features a bandwidth of 10 kHz and serves as a log or antilog amplifier in industrial applications. The package is small outline, thin profile, with gull wing terminals for surface mounting.

AD835ANZ by Analog Devices is an 8-terminal analog computational IC with a nominal voltage of ±5V. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85°C) and has a bandwidth of 250 kHz. Widely used as an analog multiplier or divider in various applications due to its bipolar technology and through-hole terminal form.

MC1595L by Motorola is an Analog Computational IC with 14 terminals, operating at -55 to 125 °C. It has a supply voltage of ±15V, bandwidth of 3 kHz, and operates on a 32V supply. Widely used in military applications due to its MILITARY grade and BIPOLAR technology for analog multiplication or division tasks.

AD530LH by Analog Devices is an analog computational IC with a cylindrical package and metal body. It operates at ±15V power supplies, with a max supply current of 6mA. Ideal for commercial applications requiring bipolar technology, such as analog multiplication or division tasks.

Analog Devices' 5962R1120301VXX is a MIL-PRF-38535 Class V-rated IC with 16 terminals, operating from -55 to 125 °C. It functions as a log or antilog amplifier with supply voltage range of 2.7V to 5V, offering a bandwidth of up to 3999 kHz for military applications.

AD534SH/883B by Analog Devices is a MIL-STD-883 Class B compliant analog computational IC with 10 terminals, ±15V power supplies, and 1 kHz nominal bandwidth. Ideal for military applications due to its temperature grade, it operates b/w -55°C to 125°C and offers analog multiplication or division functionalities.

MPY534TD by Texas Instruments is an Analog Computational IC with 14 terminals, operating at -55 to 125 °C. It features a supply voltage range of +-15V, bandwidth of 3 kHz, and military-grade temperature rating. Ideal for applications requiring analog multiplication or division in a compact IN-LINE package.

The Texas Instruments 4204S is an Analog Computational IC with a package style of IN-LINE. It operates b/w -55 to 125 °C and has a supply voltage range of +/-14V to +/-16V. Ideal for military-grade applications requiring analog multiplication or division functions in a compact rectangular package.

AD8309ARU-REEL7 by Analog Devices is a 16-terminal IC with a supply voltage range of 2.7V to 6.5V, operating temperature from -40 °C to 85°C, and nominal bandwidth of 495 kHz. It serves as a log or antilog amplifier in industrial applications requiring precise analog computational functions in a small outline package with surface-mount capabilities.

AD8305ACP-R2 by Analog Devices is a 16-terminal analog computational IC with a supply voltage range of 3-12V. Operating from -40 to 85 °C, it features a square package shape and thin profile for industrial applications. This LOG/ANTILog amplifier has a max seated height of 1mm and consumes up to 6.5mA at peak supply current.

TL441CNP3 by Texas Instruments is an Analog Computational IC with +-6V power supplies, 16 terminals, and a temperature range of 0-70°C. It is used as a log or antilog amplifier in commercial-grade applications requiring bipolar technology and through-hole terminal form.

LOG2112AIDWE4 by Texas Instruments is an Analog Computational IC with 16 terminals, operating at -40 to 85°C. It features a supply voltage range of ±5V, suitable for industrial applications. This small outline package has a max seated height of 2.65mm and uses bipolar technology for precise log or antilog amplification.

AD534JHZ by Analog Devices is an analog computational IC with 10 terminals, operating at temperatures from 0 to 70°C. It has a nominal voltage of ±15V and a max bandwidth of 1 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring analog multiplication or division functions in commercial-grade environments.