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FS-125
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
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WIDEBAND
PERFORMANCE
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NO EXTERNAL COMPENSATlt
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GOOD
DRIVE CAPABILITY
The Computer Labs FS-125 Operational Am-
plifier is specifically designed for fast output
settling for step function signals. The design
has been accomplished without sacrificing
those characteristics which are important for
accurate low drift operation.
. FAST SETTLING
Circuits using the FS-125 Operational Am.
plifier can be accurately calibrated with de
signals with assurance the circuits will be with.
in 0.1 % of their de accuracy while operating at
rates up to 12 MHz. This makes the FS-125
an excellent choice for sample-and-hold cir.
cuits, D/A converters, AID converters, pre-
cision comparators, multiplexers, and a host of
other "time domain" applications,
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Either the FS-125 or the Model OA.125 Oper-
ational Amplifier will give wideband perfor-
mance in any application requiring an inverting
operational amplifier. In applications where
settling time is important, the Model FS-125
is the ideal choice.
Applications which require a larger bandwidth
and a larger gain bandwidth product than that
available with the FS-125 shou Id use the
Model OA-125 Operational Amplifier. Ap-
plications of this type might include active
filters, video amplifiers, and other "frequency
domain" applications.
Min.
Typ,
Max.
Units
10
100,000"
30
500,000
2.0
12"
1.5
10.
250
3.5
5.06
25"
2.56
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K ohms
SPECIFICATIONS - Performance at 25°C with rated supply, unless otherwise indicated
INPUT: Single ended (inverting only)
INPUT IMPEDANCE (Freq. = 20 Hz):
tVOL TAGE GAIN (Open loop)
tlNPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE
vs. temperature
tlNPUT OFFSET CURRENT
vs. temperature
tSLEW RATE
tTest conditions shown on page 5
6Specification from 00 to 70°C
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load
Max.
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200-ohm load
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500-ohm load
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Length
Width
Height
Weight
Volume
tOUTPUT
IMPEDANCE
m
tPOWER SUPPLYSENSITIVITY
D. V $UmmiM node
6.
V power supply
POWER
SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS
The Model FS.125 will meet performance specifications with ~ 15 \1Olts.;l;;.3%
applied. Performance may be degraded if supply voltages are outside me 3% limits.
Voltages greater than:' 18 volts should never be applied to the unit! If they are,
catastrophic failures may occur. With 0 mA load current, + 15 volt current is
approximately + 60 mA; -15 volt current is approximately -55 mA. With 20 mA
load current, + 15 volt curtent is approximately + 80 mA;
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15 volt current is
approximately
60 mA.
Power supply voltage disturbances can affect the fast-settling characteristics
of the FS- 125. It is suggested that both power supplies be bypassed with a ceram ic
capacitor of
0.01
microfarad for high-frequency components and appropriate
electrolytic capacito~ for low-frequency components.
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200
uV/V
TEMPERATURE RANGE
Operating
Storage
a
-6Q
+70
+125
°c
°c
inches
inches
inches
ounces
cu. in.
2.02
1.14
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OUTPUT
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PWR GRD
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tTest conditions shown on page 6
from
GRID
SPACING 0.1"
0°
to
3
700 C
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INPUT
(- Z VOLTS 1'0 + 2 vOLTS
FOR GAl" OF I)
(+zTO-2vOLTS
FOR ALL GAINS!
Input and (inverted) Output superimposed to illustrate re-
sponS!! of FS-125 to positive step function- left trsee is
Input. Oscilloscope used was Tektronix Type 464; settings
1 V/em and 60 nsee/em. Rff.and Afb 1000 ohms; AL 120
ohms.
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Photograph
P-2
Input and (inverted) output superimposed
to lIIustr3te re-
spon:;a
of FS-125
to negative step function. Left trsee 1$
input. Oscilloscope used was Tektronix Type 454; slIttlngs
1 V/cm and 50 fiG/em. Rff and Rfb 1000 ohms; AL 120
ohms.
OUTPUT
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DELAY
TIME
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