Micropower Op Amp Squeezes Into SOT-23

Oct. 15, 2001
The MCP606 2.5-V micropower op amp offers an offset voltage of less than 250 µV. This device also comes in the tiny SOT-23 package. The op amp features a low supply current of 25 µA maximum. While single-supply operation ranges...

The MCP606 2.5-V micropower op amp offers an offset voltage of less than 250 µV. This device also comes in the tiny SOT-23 package.

The op amp features a low supply current of 25 µA maximum. While single-supply operation ranges from 2.7 to 5.5 V, its low bias current is just 1 pA. Also, the device is available in a single op-amp configuration. It features rail-to-rail swing output as well as unity-gain stability. In 1000-unit quantities, the MCP606 costs $0.44 each.

Microchip Technology, 2355 W. Chandler Blvd., Chandler, AZ; (480) 786-7200; www.microchip.com.

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