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LT1101

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Precision, Micropower, Single Supply Instrumentation Amplifier (Fixed Gain = 10 or 100)

Part Models
8
1ku List Price
Starting From $6.36

Part Details

  • Gain Error: 0.04% Max
  • Gain Non-Linearity: 0.0008% (8ppm) Max
  • Gain Drift: 4ppm/°C Max
  • Supply Current: 105µA Max
  • Offset Voltage: 160µV Max
  • Offset Voltage Drift: 0.4µV/°C Typ
  • Offset Current: 600pA Max
  • CMRR, G = 100: 100dB Min
  • 0.1Hz to 10Hz Noise:
    • 0.9µVP-P: Typ
    • 2.3pAP-P Typ
  • Gain Bandwidth Product: 250kHz Min
  • Single or Dual Supply Operation
  • Surface Mount Package Available
LT1101
Precision, Micropower, Single Supply Instrumentation Amplifier (Fixed Gain = 10 or 100)
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Tools & Simulations

LTspice


Models for the following parts are available in LTspice:

  • LT1101
  • LT1101A

In-Amp Diamond Plot Tool

The Diamond Plot Tool is a web application that generates a configuration-specific Output Voltage Range vs. Input Common-Mode Voltage graph, also known as the Diamond Plot, for Analog Devices Instrumentation Amplifiers. Based on user inputs such as supply voltage, gain, and input signal range, the tool detects saturation and recommends in-amps for which the input signal is in-range and the configuration is valid. Avoid saturation, find the best in-amp for your design, and save time.

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