Combine low noise of 7nV/rtHz at 10 kHz and wide gain-bandwidth of 20 MHz at a low quiescent current of 1.
What does G-BW stand for?
G-BW stands for Gain-Bandwidth
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Because of their current-feedback topology, the EL5367 does not have the normal gain-bandwidth product associated with voltage-feedback operational amplifiers.
The error amplifier features a 15-MHz gain-bandwidth product and 6-V/us slew rate which enables high converter bandwidth for fast transient performance.
8 GHz gain-bandwidth device with flat band noise at an industry-leading 0.
For example, we have applied this circuit technique to a 50 GHz trans-impedance amplifier product that has demonstrated over 20% improvement in gain-bandwidth product and higher breakdown characteristics over a conventional Darlington circuit approach using the same technology," adds Kobayashi.
Kevin Kobayashi, director of advanced design at Sirenza, in his presentation at IMS this week stated, "The demonstrated differential gain-bandwidth product of 3.
These results represent a new performance benchmark in gain-bandwidth product for a multi-decade Gilbert cell mixer.
The TC1035's op-amp is unity-gain stable, has a typical gain-bandwidth product of 90 KHz, and a typical slew rate of 35 mV/usec.