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10k
10M
FREQUENCY (Hz)
GAIN (dB)
1M1k
10
100k100
-20
20
100
160
140
60
0
120
80
40
-20
20
100
160
140
60
0
120
80
40
PHASE
(
°
)
PHASE
GAIN
V
+
= 1V
+
-
C
1
.01 PF
V
+
V
-
SD
R
1
R
2
C
2
1 PF
VIRTUAL GROUND
1V
LMV951
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LMV951 1V, 2.7 MHz, Rail-to-Rail Input and Output Amplifier with Shutdown Option
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FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
The LMV951 amplifier is capable of operating at
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• (Typical 1.0V Supply, unless Otherwise Noted)
supply voltages from 0.9V to 3V with specified specs
• Ensured 1V Single Supply Operation
at 1V and 1.8V single supply.
• Wide Bandwidth
The input common mode range extends to both
• No V
OS
Glitch over the Input CMVR
power supply rails without the offset glitch and input
• No Input I
BIAS
Current Reversal over V
CM
bias current phase reversal inherent to most rail to
rail input amplifiers.
Range
• Buffered Output Stage
Contrary to a conventional rail to rail output amplifier
the LMV951 has a buffered output stage providing an
• High Output Drive Capability
open loop gain which is relatively unaffected by
• Output Short Circuit
resistive output loading. At 1V supply voltage, the
– Sink Current 35 mA
LMV951 is able to source and sink in excess of 35
mA and offers a gain bandwidth product of 2.7 MHz.
– Source Current 45 mA
• Rail-to-Rail Buffered Output
In shutdown mode the LMV951 consumes less than
50 nA of supply current.
– At 600Ω Load 32 mV from Either Rail
– At 2 kΩ Load 12 mV from Either Rail
• Temperature Range −40°C to 125°C
APPLICATIONS
• Battery Operated Systems
• Battery Monitoring
• Supply Current Monitoring
VIRTUAL GROUND CIRCUIT
Open Loop Gain and Phase
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