The MAX388CPN is a precision IC (integrated circuit) component that offers a range of key features suitable for various applications. This overview will shed light on the capabilities and specifications of this component.
The MAX388CPN is a high-precision operational amplifier designed to deliver exceptional performance in terms of low offset voltage and low offset voltage drift. It features a biFET input stage that provides excellent accuracy by reducing input bias currents significantly. This makes it suitable for applications that require accurate amplification and signal processing.
One notable feature of the MAX388CPN is its low input offset voltage, which is typically measured in microvolts. This implies that it can accurately amplify small signals without significant distortion, making it ideal for precision measurement applications. Additionally, it boasts a low input bias current, further enhancing its suitability for low-level signal amplification.
To ensure flexibility, the MAX388CPN offers a wide range of power supply voltages, typically ranging from ±4V to ±18V. With this wide voltage range, it can operate in diverse environments and accommodate varying power supply constraints.
Moreover, the MAX388CPN exhibits excellent temperature stability, typically maintaining low offsets across a wide range of temperatures. This makes it well-suited for applications that require stable performance in different environmental conditions.
In terms of packaging, the MAX388CPN is available in an industry-standard 8-pin PDIP (plastic dual in-line package)
