LM139J883 National Semiconductor, LM139J883 Datasheet

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LM139J883

Manufacturer Part Number
LM139J883
Description
DIP-14
Manufacturer
National Semiconductor
Datasheet

Specifications of LM139J883

Date_code
04+
© 2002 National Semiconductor Corporation
New Op Amp Ideas
Abstract
An op amp and voltage reference capable of single supply
operation down to 1.1V is introduced. Performance is un-
compromised and compares favorably with standard,
state-of-the-art devices. In a departure from conventional
approaches, the circuit can operate in a floating mode, pow-
ered by residual voltages, independent of fixed supplies. A
brief description of the IC design is given, but emphasis is on
applications. Examples are given for a variety of remote
comparators and two-wire transmitters for analog signals.
Regulator designs with outputs ranging from a fraction of a
volt to several hundred volts are discussed. In general,
greater precision is possible than with existing ICs. Designs
for portable instruments are also looked into. These applica-
tions serve to emphasize the flexibility of the new part and
can only be considered a starting point for new designs.
Introduction
Integrated circuit operational amplifiers have reached a cer-
tain maturity in that there no longer seems to be a pressing
demand for better performance. Devices are available at low
cost for all but the most exacting needs. Of course, there is
always room for improvement, but even substantial changes
in specifications cannot be expected to cause much excite-
ment.
A new approach to op amp design and application has been
taken here. First, the amplifier has been equipped to function
in a floating mode, independent of fixed supplies. This, how-
ever, in no way restricts conventional operation. Second, it
has been combined with a voltage reference, since these
two functions are often interlocked in equipment design.
Third, the minimum operating voltage has been reduced to
nearly one volt. It will be seen that these features open broad
new areas of application.
Input Offset Voltage
Offset Voltage Drift
Input Offset Current
Offset Current Drift
Input Bias Current
Bias Current Drift
Common-Mode
Supply-Voltage
Unloaded
Loaded
Rejection
Rejection
Voltage Gain
Voltage Gain
Parameter
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TABLE 1. Typical Performance of the
Operational Amplifier at 25˚C
−55˚C ≤ T
−55˚C ≤ T
−55˚C ≤ T
V
1.2V ≤ V
V
V
I
V
V
O
S
O
S
O
≤ 50 µA
≤ V
=
=
=
=
Conditions
±
±
±
±
CM
National Semiconductor
Application Note 211
Robert J. Widlar
Robert C. Dobkin
Mineo Yamatake
December 1978
A functional diagram of the new device is shown in Figure 1.
Even though a voltage reference and a reference amplifier
have been added, it can still be supplied in an eight-pin TO-5
or mini-DIP. The pin connections for the op amp are the
same as the industry standards. And offset balancing that
tends to minimize drift has been provided. Both the op amp
and the reference amplifier are internally compensated for
unity-gain feedback.
Table 1 shows that, except for bias current, the general
specifications are much as good as the popular LM108. But
the new circuit has a common mode range that includes V
and the output swings within 50 mV of the supplies with
50 µA load, or within 0.4V with 20 mA load. These param-
eters are specified in Table 1 as the conditions under which
gain and common-mode rejection are measured. Table 2
indicates that the reference compares favorably with the
better ICs on the market today.
20V,
20V,
19.95V,
19.6V,
S
A
A
A
≤ V
≤ 40V
≤ 125˚C
≤ 125˚C
≤ 125˚C
FIGURE 1. Functional diagram of the new IC
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−.85V
400V/mV
130V/mV
40 pA/˚C
2 µV/˚C
0.25 nA
2 pA/˚C
0.3 mV
102 dB
Value
10 nA
96 dB
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