Power Semiconductors

Maxim Integrated Introduces an Ultra-Tiny Nanopower Op Amp

20 May 2018

Maxim Integrated has introduced the MAX40007, a single operational amplifier that provides an optimized gain bandwidth (GBW) to supply current ratio, specially designed for battery-powered systems. The tiny device features an ultra-low supply current of only 700 nA, rail-to-rail output, a stable unity-gain and a 20 kHz GBW product.

Source: Maxim IntegratedSource: Maxim IntegratedThese features make the MAX40007 ideal for use in single lithium-ion, two-cell nickel cadmium or alkaline battery systems. It is offered with a broad operating temperature range and in a six-pin SOT23 package, and an ultra-tiny six-bump, 1.1 mm by 0.76 mm wafer-level package (WLP) with a bump pitch of 0.35 mm.

Ideal applications for this device include wearables, mobile phones, portable instrumentation, portable medical equipment and wireless handsets.

Precision specifications for buffer/filter/gain stages:

  • Low 300μV input offset voltage
  • Rail-to-rail output voltage
  • 20kHz BW
  • Low 40pA input bias current
  • Unity-gain stable
  • -40° to 125° C temperature range


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