OPA4991 40 V Low-Offset-Voltage Low Noise Op-Amp

Author: EIS Release Date: Feb 9, 2021


Texas Instruments' dual 4.5 MHz, rail-to-rail input/output op-amp is suitable for high-voltage industrial applications

Image of Texas Instruments' OPA4991 40 V Low Noise Op-AmpTexas Instruments' OPA4991 is a high-voltage (40 V) general-purpose op-amp that offers exceptional DC precision and AC performance including rail-to-rail input/output, a low offset voltage of ±125 µV, low offset drift of ±0.3 µV/°C, low noise (10.5 nV/√ Hz and 1.8 µVPP), and 4.5 MHz bandwidth. The devices include unique features such as differential and common-mode input-voltage range to the supply rail, high output current of ±75 mA, a high slew rate of 21 V/µs, high capacitive load drive of 1 nF, and shutdown functionality make the OPA4991 a robust, high-performance op-amp for high-voltage industrial applications. The op-amp is available in microsize packages (such as X2QFN, WSON, and SOT-553), as well as standard packages (such as SOT-23, SOIC, and TSSOP), and is specified from -40°C to +125°C.

Features
  • Low offset voltage: ±125 µV (typ.)
  • Low offset voltage drift: ±0.3 µV/°C (typ.)
  • Low noise: 10.8 nV/√ Hz at 1 kHz
  • High common-mode rejection: 130 dB
  • Low bias current: ±10 pA
  • Rail-to-rail input and output
  • Wide bandwidth: 4.5 MHz GBW
  • High slew rate: 21 V/µs
  • High capacitive load drive: 1 nF 
  • MUX-friendly/comparator inputs
  • Amp operates with differential inputs up to supply rail
  • Amp can be used in open-loop or as a comparator
  • Low quiescent current: 560 µA per amp
  • Wide supply: ±1.35 V to ±20 V, 2.7 V to 40 V
  • Robust EMIRR performance: EMI/RFI filters on input and supply pins
  • Differential and common-mode input voltage range to supply rail
Applications
  • Low-power audio preamps
  • Multiplexed data-acquisition systems
  • Test and measurement equipment
  • ADC driver amps
  • SAR ADC reference buffers
  • Programmable logic controllers
  • High-side and low-side current sensing
  • High-precision comparators