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Standard Products

STMicroelectronics Standard Products are a broad range of industry-standard and drop-in replacements for the most popular general-purpose analog ICs, discretes, and serial EEPROMs. The Standard Products are manufactured to the highest quality standards with many AECQ-qualified for automotive applications. A comprehensive set of STMicroelectronics design aids, including SPICE, IBIS models, and simulation tools, is available to make adding to a design-in easy.

STMicroelectronics TSV6xx CMOS Op Amps

STMicroelectronics TSV61x, TSV629x, and TSV639x CMOS op amps offer rail-to-rail input / output, low supply voltage, low power consumption, and other high-performance features. The STMicroelectronics TSV61x CMOS op amp has a gain bandwidth product of 120 kHz while consuming only 10µA at 5V. The TSV61x also features ultra-low input bias and low input offset voltage, making it ideal for sensor interfaces, and battery supplied and portable applications as well as active filtering. The STMicroelectronics TSV629x CMOS op amp features an excellent speed / power consumption ratio, offering a 420 kHz gain bandwidth while consuming only 29µA at a 5V supply voltage. The TSV629x is unity gain stable for capacitive loads up to 100 pF and extends the battery life of battery-powered devices. The STMicroelectronics TSV639x CMOS op amp offers excellent speed / power consumption ratio, 2.4 MHz gain bandwidth product while consuming only 60µA at 5V. The TSV639x also features an ultra-low input bias current and a shutdown mode in the TSV6393 and TSV6395. The TSV639x is ideal for sensor interfaces and battery supplied and portable applications as well as active filtering.

TSV6xx Micropower CMOS Operational Amplifiers

STMicroelectronics TSV6xx Micropower CMOS Operational Amplifiers are a family of single, dual, and quad op-amps offering low voltage, low power operation, and rail-to-rail input and output. These TSV6xx Micropower CMOS Operational Amplifiers are good candidates for those seeking the best compromise between power, bandwidth, and precision.