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Low distortion op amp drives 12-, 16bit ADCs
Posted: Oct 26, 2009 11:52 AM

Texas Instruments' new fully-differential operational amplifier is suited to driving 12bit and 16bit...[ View complete article ]


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Message:  Low distortion op amp drives 12-, 16bit ADCs Post time:  Oct 26, 2009 11:52 AM
 

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Texas Instruments' new fully-differential operational amplifier is suited to driving 12bit and 16bit ADCs for 3.3-5V data acquisition systems and wireless communications, test and measurement, and medical imaging.
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