LMR1002F-LB
LMR™ Series, Zero Drift Low Offset Voltage Rail-to-Rail input/output CMOS Operational Amplifier
Not Recommended for New Designs
LMR1002F-LB
LMR™ Series, Zero Drift Low Offset Voltage Rail-to-Rail input/output CMOS Operational Amplifier
This product cannot be used for new designs (Not recommended for design diversion).
Product Detail
Specifications:
Channel
1
Package
SOP8
Package Size [mm]
5.0x6.2 (t=1.71)
Operating Temperature (Min.) [°C]
-40
Power Supply (Min.) [V] (+5V=5, ±5V=10)
2.7
Operating Temperature (Max.) [°C]
125
Power Supply (Max.) [V] (+5V=5, ±5V=10)
5.5
Input Voltage Range [V]
VSS to VDD
Circuit Current (Typ.) [mA/ch]
0.85
Output Voltage Range [V]
VSS+0.010 to VDD-0.020
Input Offset Voltage (Max.) [mV]
0.009
Equivalent input noise voltage (Typ.) [nV/√Hz]
70
GBW (Typ.) [MHz]
1.5
Output current (Typ.) [mA]
35
Slew Rate (Typ.) [V/µs]
1.3
Voltage gain (Typ.) [dB]
145
Input Bias Current (Typ.) [nA]
0.15
CMRR (Typ.) [dB]
130
PSRR (Typ.) [dB]
115
I/O
Rail-to-Rail Input/Output
Reference Code
SOIC-8
Features:
- Low Input Offset Voltage Temperature Drift
- Low Input Offset Voltage
- Rail-to-Rail input/output
Supporting Information
Overview
The LMR1002F-LB is ROHM’s first zero-drift op amp using the chopper method. In contrast to conventional low-offset op amps featuring a typical input offset voltage of 150µV (Max.), this product limits input offset voltage to just 9µV (94% lower). This eliminates the need for peripheral components or software to adjust the input offset voltage, reducing both design person-hours and costs. On top, input offset voltage temperature drift is just 0.05µV/°C (Max.) in the operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C - the lowest among ROHM’s op amps. Enabling accurate amplification of measured sensor signals without being affected by environmental changes such as temperature contributes to high accuracy control of industrial equipment in factories. This, coupled with a wide supply voltage range of 2.7V to 5.5V and rail-to-rail input/output, make it ideal for a variety of industrial applications.
Application Examples
• Industrial equipment: Power control inverters, photovoltaic inverters, storage battery monitoring, pressure gauges, flow meters, temperature controllers, gas detectors, etc.
• Consumer appliances: Refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioners, etc.