Operating from 2.7 V to 16 V over the extended industrial temperature range from –40°C
to +125°C, the TLV27x is a low power, wide bandwidth operational amplifier (opamp) with rail to
rail output. This makes it an ideal alternative to the TLC27x family for applications where
rail-to-rail output swings are essential. The TLV27x provides 3-MHz bandwidth from only 550
µA.
Like the TLC27x, the TLV27x is fully specified for 5-V and ±5-V supplies. The maximum
recommended supply voltage is 16 V, which allows the devices to be operated from a variety of
rechargeable cells (±8 V supplies down to ±1.35 V).
The CMOS inputs enable use in high-impedance sensor interfaces, with the lower voltage
operation making an attractive alternative for the TLC27x in battery-powered applications.
All members are available in PDIP and SOIC with the singles in the small SOT-23 package,
duals in the MSOP, and quads in the TSSOP package.
The 2.7-V operation makes it compatible with Li-Ion powered systems and the operating
supply voltage range of many micropower microcontrollers available today including TI’s
MSP430.
Operating from 2.7 V to 16 V over the extended industrial temperature range from –40°C
to +125°C, the TLV27x is a low power, wide bandwidth operational amplifier (opamp) with rail to
rail output. This makes it an ideal alternative to the TLC27x family for applications where
rail-to-rail output swings are essential. The TLV27x provides 3-MHz bandwidth from only 550
µA.
Like the TLC27x, the TLV27x is fully specified for 5-V and ±5-V supplies. The maximum
recommended supply voltage is 16 V, which allows the devices to be operated from a variety of
rechargeable cells (±8 V supplies down to ±1.35 V).
The CMOS inputs enable use in high-impedance sensor interfaces, with the lower voltage
operation making an attractive alternative for the TLC27x in battery-powered applications.
All members are available in PDIP and SOIC with the singles in the small SOT-23 package,
duals in the MSOP, and quads in the TSSOP package.
The 2.7-V operation makes it compatible with Li-Ion powered systems and the operating
supply voltage range of many micropower microcontrollers available today including TI’s
MSP430.