Active filters amplify desired signals while rejecting unwanted frequencies, and can be tailored to meet application-specific requirements in electronics.
Amplifiers boost signal strength, match impedance levels, and are essential in many circuit systems, including audio, broadcasting, and telecommunications.
Batteries store and provide electrical energy, come in various types and sizes for multiple uses, rechargeable or single-use.
Capacitors store electrical charge with metallic plates and a dielectric; types vary and can be combined for specific circuit characteristics.
Chip carriers and sockets provide an interface between components and PCBs, enabling easy replacement or upgrading without soldering.
Circuit protection devices prevent damage from overcurrent flow, including fuses, breakers, surge protectors, and voltage regulators.
Connector accessories and support devices aid connector function and longevity, including backshells, grips, clamps, and ties; must be compatible with connector type.
Connectors join electronic circuits to transfer signals and power, come in various sizes and shapes, and include support accessories.
Converters transform DC input to another voltage level, essential in electronic systems, renewable energy, and automotive electronics.
Crystals and resonators generate and stabilize frequency signals via piezoelectricity. They are used in timing, frequency control, and filters. Crystals are quartz and resonators are ceramic with a built-in capacitor.
Semiconductor diodes control current flow in one direction (uni-directionality) via low resistance. Useful for rectification, voltage regulation, detection, and digital logic.
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Fiber optics use light pulses to transmit data over long distances. They have superior bandwidth capacity, low signal attenuation, and secure physical properties. They are essential in telecommunications networks today.
Filters enhance signal processing by selectively passing desired frequencies while suppressing unwanted ones. Filters can be passive (using capacitors, resistors, and inductors) or active (using transistors or amplifiers).
Flash devices are non-volatile storage solutions that offer fast read and write speeds, making them ideal for applications requiring high-speed data transfer. These devices utilize flash memory technology, providing reliable storage for data-intensive tasks such as gaming, multimedia, and enterprise-level applications.
General purpose ICs consist of multiple individual circuits or components (e.g., logic gates, amplifiers, oscillators, etc.) that are combined onto a single integrated circuit chip for a smaller physical footprint.
I/O and storage controllers are crucial components in computer systems, managing input/output operations and storage devices. These controllers facilitate efficient data transfer between peripherals, storage drives, and the central processing unit (CPU), enhancing system performance and enabling seamless connectivity.
Inductors store energy in magnetic fields, oppose sudden changes in current flow and prevent electrical surges. Common inductor applications include power supplies, signal filters, and oscillators.
Interface ICs allow efficient device connectivity with high-speed data transfer and low power consumption.They can be ASIC or FPGA types, and may perform additional functions such as sensing, storage, and conversion.
Logic ICs can be used for storage, memory, amplification, and multiplexing. They perform fundamental logical operations on digital input signals (1, 0, H, L) to generate a corresponding digital output signal.
Memory modules are essential components in electronic devices, storing data temporarily or permanently for processing and retrieval. From volatile RAM (Random Access Memory) to non-volatile ROM (Read-Only Memory), memory technologies vary in speed, capacity, and functionality, catering to diverse application requirements.
Memory ICs store digital data and retain the information even when the power is turned off. They come in various types, like RAM (Random Access Memory) for fast data access, and ROM (Read-Only Memory) for permanent data storage.
Miscellaneous semiconductor components are a diverse category of electronic components that combines elements from a mix of component devices.
Optoelectronic devices interact with light. This family of devices can emit light, detect light, generate current, and transmit light signals for long-distance communication.
Oscillators generate repetitive waveforms, such as sine, square, or triangle waves. They are commonly used to produce stable and precise frequencies for applications like clocks, signal generation, and communication systems.
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Passive component networks operate without a power source and support data transmission within system by performing filtering, energy storage, and/or signal coupling functions.
Peripheral ICs (Integrated Circuits) are designed to control and manage the peripheral devices connected to a computer or other electronic device.
Programmable Logic ICs are user-programmable devices that allow designers to create custom logic circuits. These cost saving ICs offer real-time data processing and maximum design flexibilty.
RF (Radio Frequency) and microwave devices are used in telecommunications, wireless communications, and electronic systems. These devices include amplifiers, attenuators, filters, mixers, oscillators, and antennas, and a host of other components.
Voltage regulators are used to ensure a constant output voltage despite power fluctuations and load changes. Linear and switching regulators are common types used to maintain voltage stability.
Relays are electromagnetic switches that are used to control the flow of electrical current in an electrical circuit. Relays are a safe means of providing isolation between a controlling circuit and a controlled circuit.
Resistors control the flow of electrical current in a circuit by introducing a set resistance. These passive components reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, and bias active elements in circuits.
Transducers convert energy from one form to another and are crucial in sensing, audio and control systems. They transform physical measures like temperature, pressure, or sound into electrical signals for circuits.
Storage drives are hardware devices used to store and retrieve digital data in computers and electronic devices. These drives come in various forms, including hard disk drives (HDDs), solid-state drives (SSDs), and hybrid drives, offering different levels of capacity, speed, and durability to suit specific storage needs.
Storage media encompass physical or digital mediums used for storing and preserving digital data. From optical discs and magnetic tapes to USB flash drives and memory cards, storage media come in diverse formats and capacities, offering flexibility and reliability for data storage and archival purposes.
Storage systems comprise hardware and software components designed to manage and store digital data efficiently. These systems range from simple standalone devices to complex network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) solutions, providing scalable storage capacity and data protection features for businesses and enterprises.
Switches control electrical current flow by making or breaking connections. These devices vary in design and application, from basic on/off switches to complex industrial automation systems.
Telecom integrated circuits (ICs) are specialized electronics for telecommunications, tailored to high data rates, low power use, and reliable long-distance transmission. These devices include amplifiers, filters, ADCs, DACs, and more-- and they are often integrated on one chip for specific telecom tasks.
Terminal blocks, or connection terminals, are modular blocks that bring together multiple electrical wires at one connection point. They offer a reliable, organized way to terminate cables.
Thermal management devices control heat in electronic systems, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Examples include heat sinks, fans, and thermal interface materials that dissipate or transfer heat away from components.
Transformers are devices that alter electrical voltage levels between circuits through electromagnetic induction. They are vital in power distribution, converting high-voltage electricity for transmission and lower voltage for safe usage.
Transistors are 3-layer semiconductor devices that regulate the flow of electrical current. They function as amplifiers, boosting weak signals, and as switches, controlling the flow of current between terminals.
Triggering devices initiate electronic processes or events in response to specific conditions. These devices support many automated tasks such as activating switches and signals, or turning on lights when motion is detected.
Video cards, also known as graphics cards or GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), are essential components in computers, responsible for rendering graphics and images on display devices. These cards feature dedicated processors and memory, delivering smooth and immersive visual experiences for gaming, multimedia, and professional applications.
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INA128HD
Texas Instruments
INA128HD by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 125uV and a nominal bandwidth of 1.3MHz. Ideal for military applications, it operates in temperatures ranging from -55 to 175 °C and has a max supply current of 1mA.
Instrumentation Amplifier
Bipolar
±15 V
1
Instrumentation Amplifiers
1.3 MHz
4 V/us
113 dB
125 µV
10 nA
1 mA
10
10000
0.002 %
15 V
18 V
-15 V
-18 V
-55 °C (-67 °F)
175 °C (347 °F)
30 s
260 °C (500 °F)
0.193 in (4.9 mm)
0.154 in (3.9 mm)
0.069 in (1.75 mm)
8
0.05 in (1.27 mm)
Dual
Gull Wing
Nickel Palladium Gold
Plastic/Epoxy
Yes
3
Military
No
R-PDSO-G8
e4
Tube
SOP
Rectangular
Small Outline
SOP8,.25
MCP6N11-005E/SN
Microchip Technology
MCP6N11-005E/SN by Microchip is an instrumentation amplifier with 3000uV max input offset voltage, 35MHz nominal bandwidth, and 1.1mA max supply current. Ideal for automotive applications due to its TS16949 screening level and -40 to 125 °C operating temperature range.
2/5 V
35 MHz
9 V/us
62 dB
3 mV
5 nA
1.1 mA
15848
251188
0.05 %
1 nA
6.5 V
-40 °C (-40 °F)
125 °C (257 °F)
Matte Tin
Automotive
TS 16949
e3
AD8428ARZ-RL
Analog Devices
AD8428ARZ-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 100uV and max average bias current of 0.2uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of ±15V, making it suitable for automotive applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
3.5 MHz
50 V/us
130 dB
100 µV
200 nA
8 mA
0.0005 %
50 nA
Tape And Reel
AD8428ARZ
AD8428ARZ by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 100uV max input offset voltage, 0.2uA max average bias current, and 3.5MHz nominal bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications due to its -40 to 125°C operating temperature range and high common mode reject ratio of 130dB.
AD8421BRZ-RL
AD8421BRZ-RL by Analog Devices is an Instrumentation Amplifier with 45uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 10MHz Nominal Bandwidth, and 93dB Min CMRR. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
±2.5/±18/5/36 V
10 MHz
35 V/us
93 dB
45 µV
6 nA
2.6 mA
0.005 %
800 pA
85 °C (185 °F)
Industrial
INA129SHKQ
INA129SHKQ by Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 125uV, bias current of 0.01uA, and gain of 10000. Ideal for military applications due to its MIL-TEMP rating, it operates b/w -55 to 210 °C with +-15V supplies.
750 μA
210 °C (410 °F)
0.272 in (6.9 mm)
0.222 in (5.65 mm)
0.11 in (2.8 mm)
Gold
Ceramic, Metal-Sealed Cofired
R-CDSO-G8
SOP8,.45
INA333SHKQ
INA333SHKQ by Texas Instruments is a ceramic, metal-sealed co-fired instrumentation amplifier with 25uV max input offset voltage and 0.002044uA max average bias current. Ideal for military applications due to its high common mode reject ratio of 80dB and small outline package style. Offers a max voltage gain of 1000 and operates in temperatures ranging from -55 to 210°C.
150 kHz
0.04 V/us
80 dB
25 µV
2.044 nA
200 pA
345 μA
1000
0.001 %
5 V
7 V
AD8428BRZ-RL
AD8428BRZ-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a supply voltage of +-15V, 8mA max supply current, and operating temperature range of -40 to 85°C. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact small outline package.
AD8428BRZ
AD8428BRZ by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a supply voltage of +-15V. It has 8 terminals, operates b/w -40 to 85°C, and consumes a max current of 8mA. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
AD8229HRZ-R7
AD8229HRZ-R7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 100uV max input offset voltage, 15MHz nominal bandwidth, and 86dB min CMRR. Ideal for automotive applications due to its small outline package and -40°C to 175°C operating temperature range.
15 MHz
22 V/us
86 dB
70 nA
11 mA
35 nA
17 V
-17 V
AD8229HRZ
AD8229HRZ by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 100uV, ideal for automotive applications. It operates at a nominal voltage of +-15V and offers a max voltage gain of 1000, with a bandwidth of 15MHz. The package is surface mountable and has a small outline shape, making it suitable for compact designs.
AD8422ARZ-RL
AD8422ARZ-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 70uV and max average bias current of 0.002uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 15V, has a bandwidth of 2.2MHz, and is suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
±1.8/±18/3.6/36 V
2.2 MHz
83 dB
70 µV
2 nA
400 μA
AD8422BRZ-RL
AD8422BRZ-RL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 40uV and max average bias current of 0.001uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 15V, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in temperature-sensitive environments.
89 dB
40 µV
300 pA
AMP04ES
AMP04ES by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 600uV max input offset voltage, 0.05uA max average bias current, and 1000 max voltage gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with a bandwidth of 0.7MHz.
5/±15 V
700 kHz
55 dB
600 µV
15 nA
240 °C (464 °F)
Tin Lead
e0
AMP04FS-REEL7
AMP04FS-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 900uV and max average bias current of 0.06uA. It operates in industrial temperature range, has a nominal bandwidth of 0.7MHz, and is suitable for applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact spaces.
0.12 V/us
50 dB
900 µV
60 nA
20 nA
Tape And Reel, 7 Inch
AMP04FS
AMP04FS by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 900uV and max supply current of 1.1mA. It operates in industrial temperature range, has a bandwidth of 0.7MHz, and is suitable for precision measurement applications requiring high gain accuracy.
AD621BR
AD621BR by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 215uV and max average bias current of 0.0015uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of +-15V, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
200 kHz
1.2 V/us
120 dB
215 µV
1.5 nA
1.6 mA
100
750 pA
0.102 in (2.59 mm)
AMP02FS-REEL
AMP02FS-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 350uV and max average bias current of 0.02uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of +-15V, has a bandwidth of 1.2MHz, and is ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact spaces.
1.2 MHz
6 V/us
70 dB
350 µV
6 mA
0.406 in (10.3 mm)
0.295 in (7.5 mm)
0.104 in (2.65 mm)
16
R-PDSO-G16
SOP16,.4
AMP02FS
AMP02FS by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 350uV max input offset voltage, 1.2MHz nominal bandwidth, and 10,000 max voltage gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with -40 to 85°C operating range.
Tin/Lead (Sn85Pb15)
AD627AR-REEL7
AD627AR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 200uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 5V, suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
3/5/±5/±15 V
80 kHz
0.05 V/us
77 dB
200 µV
5
-5 V
AD627AR-REEL
AD627AR-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 200uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 5V, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
AD627BR-REEL7
AD627BR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 190uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 5V, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
190 µV
AD627BR-REEL
AD627BR-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 190uV and max average bias current of 0.01uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of 5V, suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
AD627BR
AD627BR by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 190uV max input offset voltage, 0.01uA max average bias current, and 5V nominal voltage. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with a wide temperature range of -40 to 85 °C.
MAX4194ESA
Maxim Integrated
MAX4194ESA by Maxim Integrated is an instrumentation amplifier with 690uV max input offset voltage, 0.02uA max average bias current, and 10000 max voltage gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with a wide supply voltage range of +-1.35/+-3.75/7.5V.
±1.35/±3.75/7.5 V
250 kHz
0.06 V/us
73 dB
690 µV
110 μA
3 nA
8 V
20 s
MAX4195ESA
MAX4195ESA by Maxim Integrated is an instrumentation amplifier with 690uV max input offset voltage, 0.02uA max average bias current, and 73dB min common mode reject ratio. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
220 kHz
MAX4196ESA
MAX4196ESA by Maxim Integrated is an instrumentation amplifier with 345uV max input offset voltage, 0.02uA max average bias current, and 10 nominal voltage gain. It operates at -40 to 85 °C and is ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
34 kHz
345 µV
MAX4197ESA
INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: INDUSTRIAL; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: SOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
3.1 kHz
AD22057R-REEL
AD22057R-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 1000uV. It operates at a nominal voltage of 5V and has a min common mode reject ratio of 80dB. Ideal for automotive applications due to its temperature grade and small outline package style.
3/36 V
30 kHz
0.2 V/us
1 mV
500 μA
19.9
20
20.1
36 V
AD621AR-REEL7
AD621AR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 185uV and max average bias current of 0.0025uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of +-15V, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
110 dB
185 µV
2.5 nA
AD621BR-REEL7
AD621BR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 215uV and max average bias current of 0.0015uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of +-15V, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
AD626AR-REEL7
AD626AR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 2500 uV, nominal voltage of 5 V, and a bandwidth of 0.1 MHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in temperature-sensitive environments.
5/±5 V
100 kHz
0.22 V/us
2.5 mV
2 mA
0.015 %
AD620AR-REEL7
AD620AR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 10000 and bandwidth of 1 MHz. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85 °C) and has low bias current (0.0025 uA). Ideal for precision signal amplification in applications requiring high accuracy and stability.
1 MHz
150 µV
0.004 %
AD620AR-REEL
AD620AR-REEL by Analog Devices is an Instrumentation Amplifier with 150uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 1MHz Nominal Bandwidth, and 10000 Max Voltage Gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with a wide temperature range.
AD620AR
AD620AR by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 150uV max input offset voltage, 1MHz bandwidth, and 10k max voltage gain. Widely used in industrial applications for precise signal amplification due to its high common mode rejection ratio of 80dB.
AD620BR-REEL7
AD620BR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 10000 and bandwidth of 1 MHz. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85 °C) and has low bias current (0.0015 uA), making it ideal for precision measurement applications. The package is small outline, surface mountable, with dual terminals and Gull Wing form factor.
85 µV
AD620BR-REEL
AD620BR-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 85uV, ideal for industrial applications. It features a nominal bandwidth of 1MHz and a max voltage gain of 10,000, making it suitable for precise signal amplification in various electronic systems. With a compact rectangular package style and surface mount capability, this amplifier offers high performance within tight space constraints.
AD620BR
AD620BR by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 85uV and max average bias current of 0.0015uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of +-15V, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in tight spaces.
AD623AR-REEL7
AD623AR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000 and bandwidth of 0.8 MHz. It operates within -40 to 85 °C temperature range, ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact spaces. The surface-mount package with dual terminals and small outline makes it suitable for space-constrained designs.
800 kHz
0.3 V/us
27.5 nA
625 μA
6 V
-6 V
AD623AR-REEL
AD623AR-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000 and bandwidth of 0.8 MHz. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85 °C) and has a supply current of 0.625 mA. Ideal for precision signal amplification in various applications.
AD623AR
AD623AR by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000, ideal for industrial applications. It operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C and has a bandwidth of 0.8 MHz. With a compact rectangular package style and low power consumption of 0.625 mA, it's suitable for precision signal conditioning in various electronic systems.
AD623BR-REEL7
AD623BR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000 and bandwidth of 0.8 MHz. It operates b/w -40 to 85°C, ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package. With low bias current and high common mode rejection ratio, it suits various sensor interfacing needs.
160 µV
AD623BR-REEL
AD623BR-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000 and bandwidth of 0.8 MHz. It operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package. With low bias current and high common mode rejection ratio, this surface-mount device is ideal for precision measurement systems.
AD623BR
AD623BR by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000 and bandwidth of 0.8 MHz. It operates at industrial temperatures, has a supply voltage of ±5V, and is suitable for precision signal conditioning in various applications.
AD524AR-16-REEL
AD524AR-16-REEL by Analog Devices is an Instrumentation Amplifier with 250uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 1MHz Nominal Bandwidth, and 1000 Max Voltage Gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
5 V/us
250 µV
5 mA
0.01 %
0.404 in (10.25 mm)
AD524AR-16
AD524AR-16 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 250uV and max average bias current of 0.05uA. It operates at a nominal voltage of ±15V, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
AD622AR-REEL7
AD622AR-REEL7 by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with 125uV max input offset voltage, 1MHz nominal bandwidth, and 1000 max voltage gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
66 dB
1.5 mA
AD622AR-REEL
AD622AR-REEL by Analog Devices is an instrumentation amplifier with a max voltage gain of 1000 and bandwidth of 1 MHz. It operates in industrial temperature range (-40 to 85 °C) and has low bias current (0.005 uA), making it ideal for precision signal amplification in various applications.
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