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ITT709 I ITT709-A
HIGH PERFORMANCE OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER
DEFINITION OF TERMS:
INPUT OFFSET VOLTAGE-That voltage which
must be applied between the input terminals
to obtain zero output voltage. The input offset
voltage may also be defined for the case where
two equal resistances are inserted In series
with the input leads.
INPUT OFFSET CURRENT-The difference in
the currents into the two input teriminals with
the output at zero volts.
INPUT RESISTANCE-The resistance looking
into either input terminal with the other
grounded.
INPUT BIAS CURRENT-The average of the
two input currents.
INPUT VOLTAGE RANGE-A range of voltage
which, if exceeded on either input terminal,
could cause the amplifier to cease functioning
properly.
INPUT COMMON MODE REJECTION RATIO­
The ratio of the input voltage range to the maximum
change in input offset voltage over this
range.
LARGE-SIGNAL VOLTAGE GAIN-The ratio of
the maximum output voltage swing with load
to the change in input voltage required to drive
the output from zero to this voltage.
OUTPUT VOLTAGE SWING-The peak output
swing, referred to zero, that can be obtained
without clipping.
OUTPUT RESISTANCE-The resistance seen
looking into the output terminal with the output
at null. This parameter is defined only under
s'mall signal conditions at 'frequencies above a
few hundred cycles to eliminate the influence
of drift and thermal feedback.
POWER CONSUMPTION-The DC power required
to operate the amplifier with the output
at zero and with no load current.
SUPPLY VOLTAGE REJECTION RATIO-The
ratio of the change in input offset voltage to
the change in supply voltage producing it.
TRANSIENT RESPONSE-Te closed-loop step
function response of the amplifier under smallsignal
conditions.
PEAK OUTPUT CURRENT - The maximum
current that may flow in the output load without
causing damage to the unit.
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