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TLV8801DBVR

TITLV8801DBVR

Texas Instruments
Standard (General Purpose) Amplifier 1 Circuit Rail-to-Rail SOT-23-5
NRND23,557 in stock

Overview

The TLV8801DBVR is an ultra-low-power single operational amplifier designed for cost-sensitive, battery-powered sensing applications. Operating at a typical supply current of 450nA and a low voltage range of 1.7V to 5.5V, it is optimized for high-impedance sensors where power efficiency is the primary design constraint.

Why Choose This Part

The primary advantage is the sub-microamp current consumption (450nA) combined with rail-to-rail output and EMI protection. Its low input bias current of 0.1pA minimizes error when used with high-impedance sources, and its unity-gain stability ensures simple, robust circuit designs.

Applications

PIR Motion Detectors
Serves as the front-end amplifier for Passive Infrared sensors in security systems to maximize battery life.
Gas and CO Detectors
Ideal for amplifying micro-amp signals from electrochemical gas sensors in residential safety devices.
Ionization Smoke Alarms
Utilizes the extremely low 0.1pA input bias current to interface with high-impedance ionization chambers.
Remote Environmental Sensors
Enables long-term monitoring in IoT nodes powered by coin-cell batteries or energy harvesting.

Key Specifications

Slew Rate 0.0015V/us
Output Type Rail-to-Rail
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Amplifier Type Standard (General Purpose)
Package / Case SC-74A, SOT-753
Current - Supply 450nA
Number of Circuits 1
Current - Input Bias 0.1 pA
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 125degC
Gain Bandwidth Product 6 kHz
Voltage - Input Offset 550 uV
Supplier Device Package SOT-23-5
Current - Output / Channel 4.7 mA
Voltage - Supply Span (Max) 5.5 V
Voltage - Supply Span (Min) 1.7 V

Getting Started

For rapid prototyping, mount the SOT-23-5 package on a standard breakout board or use the TI universal op-amp evaluation module. Ensure the use of high-quality ceramic bypass capacitors and minimize PCB trace lengths on the high-impedance input nodes to maintain signal integrity.

Also Consider

MAX44284 Maxim Integrated / Analog Devices - A competitive low-power current-sense amplifier with extremely low offset voltage for precision sensing.