Analog Devices - LTC6373I

XTR106PA by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 25 uV, max average bias current of 0.05 uA, and min common mode reject ratio of 86 dB. It is commonly used in industrial applications for precise signal amplification and measurement.

LTC6915CGN#TRPBF by Analog Devices is a plastic/epoxy instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 10uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. It is commonly used in applications requiring high precision amplification, such as medical devices and industrial control systems.

ADA4254ARUZ-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 14uV max input offset voltage, 0.014uA max average bias current, and 1.8MHz nominal bandwidth. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with a wide temperature range.

INA141UG4 by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 250uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. With a nominal bandwidth of 1MHz, it is ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package. Its bipolar technology and high common mode reject ratio make it suitable for temperature-sensitive environments.

Analog Devices' MAX41400ANL+T is a 9-terminal instrumentation amplifier with 35uV max input offset voltage and 200 max voltage gain. Ideal for applications requiring precise signal amplification in limited space, it operates b/w -40 to 125°C with a supply current of 0.09mA.

LT1101AIN8#PBF by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 350uV max input offset voltage, 0.01uA max average bias current, and 10 min voltage gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a temperature range of -40 to 85 °C. Package style: IN-LINE, terminals: 8, and bandwidth: 0.037 MHz.

AD625KN by Analog Devices is an Instrumentation Amplifier with 50uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 0.025uA Max Average Bias Current, and 15V Nominal Voltage. Ideal for precision signal processing in industrial automation, medical devices, and test equipment applications.

AD8223ARM-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 400uV and a max average bias current of 0.025uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 12V, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces. With a bandwidth of 0.2MHz and a min voltage gain of 5, this amplifier offers high performance in compact designs.

AD8422ARZ-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 70uV and max average bias current of 0.002uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 15V, has a bandwidth of 2.2MHz, and is suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.

INA141U/2K5 by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with 50uV max input offset voltage, 1MHz nominal bandwidth, and 117dB min CMRR. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.

LTC2053HMS8#PBF by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 20uV max input offset voltage, 0.01uA max average bias current, and 0.003uA max input offset current. Ideal for automotive applications due to its -40 to 125 °C operating temperature range and 90dB min common mode reject ratio.

INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER; Peak Reflow Temperature (C): NOT SPECIFIED; Maximum Time At Peak Reflow Temperature (s): NOT SPECIFIED;

XTR106UA/2K5 by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with 25uV max input offset voltage, 0.05uA max average bias current, and 24V nominal voltage. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high common mode rejection ratio of 86dB and operating temperature range of -40 to 85°C.

INA333SHKQ by Texas Instruments is a ceramic, metal-sealed co-fired instrumentation amplifier with 25uV max input offset voltage and 0.002044uA max average bias current. Ideal for military applications due to its high common mode reject ratio of 80dB and small outline package style. Offers a max voltage gain of 1000 and operates in temperatures ranging from -55 to 210°C.

Texas Instruments' INA217AIDWR is an instrumentation amplifier with 250uV max input offset voltage, 12uA max average bias current, and 3.4MHz nominal bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates at -40 to 125°C with ±15V power supplies and a max gain of 1000.

INA321EA/2K5G4 by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with 2500uV max input offset voltage, 0.00001uA max average bias current, and 5V nominal voltage. Ideal for military applications due to its -55 to 125 °C operating temperature range and CMOS technology.

INA122PG4 by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with a voltage gain of 100 to 10000. It operates at temperatures from -40 to 85°C, with a bandwidth of 0.12 MHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification and low bias current.

AD8220WARMZ by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 250uV, ideal for automotive applications. It operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 125 °C and has a nominal voltage of +-15V. With a low bias current of 0.1uA, it offers precise signal amplification in compact form factor.

LTC2053IDD#PBF by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 20uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 5V, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces. With a small outline package style and dual terminal position, this CMOS technology-based amplifier offers high performance in a compact form factor.

AD8223ARZ by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 400uV and a max average bias current of 0.025uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 12V, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.