Amplifiers for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Amplifiers have enormous voltage gain, use feedback to operate, and can be classified in different ways. They can be identified by the device they are intended to drive (e.g., headphone amplifier, speaker amplifier), the input that they are to amplify (e.g. guitar amplifier), the frequency range of the signal (e.g., RF, Audio), and by the function that they perform (e.g. inverting amplifier, power amplifier.).

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Select Image Part # Mfr. Description Datasheet Availability Pricing (EUR) Filter the results in the table by unit price based on your quantity. Qty. RoHS ECAD Model Series Amplifier Type Number of Channels GBP - Gain Bandwidth Product SR - Slew Rate CMRR - Common Mode Rejection Ratio Ib - Input Bias Current Vos - Input Offset Voltage Supply Voltage - Max Supply Voltage - Min Operating Supply Current Minimum Operating Temperature Maximum Operating Temperature Mounting Style Package/Case Packaging

Texas Instruments Special Purpose Amplifiers Wideband Low Power L inear-in-dB Varia 777In Stock
Min.: 1
Mult.: 1
: 1.000

LMH6505 VGA 1 Channel 100 MHz 1.5 kV/us 3.7 uA 55 mV 12 V 7 V 16 mA - 40 C + 85 C SMD/SMT VSSOP-8 Reel, Cut Tape, MouseReel
Texas Instruments Special Purpose Amplifiers 650 MHz Selectable G ain Buffer with Dis 392In Stock
Min.: 1
Mult.: 1

LMH6704 Variable Gain Amplifiers 1 Channel 200 MHz 3 kV/us 31 uA 8.3 mV 12.5 mA - 40 C + 85 C SMD/SMT SOIC-8 Tube
Texas Instruments Special Purpose Amplifiers Low Power Low Noise IF and Baseband Dua A 926-LMH6517SQ/NOPB Non-Stocked Lead-Time 26 Weeks
Min.: 1
Mult.: 1
: 250

LMH6517 VGA 2 Channel 5 kV/us 60 dB 25 mV 5.25 V 4.5 V 182 mA - 40 C + 85 C SMD/SMT WQFN-32 Reel, Cut Tape, MouseReel