Maxim MAX4066CPD

SPST - 常开1：1445 欧姆2V ~ 16V

Overview

The MAX406/MAX407/MAX409/MAX417–MAX419 are single, dual, and quad low-voltage, micropower, precision op amps designed for battery-operated systems. They feature a supply current of less than 1.2μA per amplifier that is relatively constant over the entire supply range, which represents a 15 to 20 times improvement over industry-standard micropower op amps. A unique output stage enables these op amps to operate at ultra-low supply current while maintaining linearity under loaded conditions. In addition, the output is capable of sourcing 1.8mA when powered by a 9V battery. The common-mode input-voltage range extends from the negative rail to within 1.1V of the positive supply (for the singes, 1.2V for the duals and quads), and the output stage swings rail-to-rail. The entire family is designed to maintain good DC characteristics over the operating temperature range, minimizing the input referred errors. The MAX4066CPD is a single op amp with two modes of operation: compensated mode and decompensated mode. Floating BW (pin 8) or connecting it to V- internally compensates the amplifier. In this mode, the MAX4066CPD is unity-gain stable with a 5V/ms typical slew rate and an 8kHz gain bandwidth. Connecting BW to V+ puts the MAX4066CPD into decompensated mode with a 20V/ms typical slew rate and a 40kHz gain bandwidth (AVCL ≥ 2V/V). The dual MAX407 and quad MAX418 are internally compensated to be unity-gain stable. The MAX409/MAX417/MAX419 single/dual/quad op amps feature 150kHz typical bandwidth, 75V/ms slew rate, and stability for gains of 10V/V or greater.

Features

Tube Package
4 Channels
Switch Circuit: SPST - NO
1μA Supply Current
-3db Bandwidth: 100MHz

Through Hole Mounting Type

Applications

There are a lot of Maxim Integrated
MAX4066CPD+ Analog Switches & Multiplexers ICs applications.

• Low-Voltage
• Isolation
• Medical
• Imaging
• Ultrasound
• Audio and video switching
• Automatic test equipment
• Precision data acquisition
• Battery-powered systems
• Sample-and-hold systems