Of the current three devices in the family, one focuses on low-current and high-bandwidth applications while the others target very-low-noise performance. The TSH310 requires just 400 microamps of quiescent current and achieves 130MHz bandwidth, which is a measure of the maximum small-signal speed that can be handled effectively, and 115V/microsecond slew rate, which is a measure of the ability of a circuit to pass a signal of high amplitude and high frequency. The higher the slew rate, the faster the system can adapt, leading to lower signal distortion, which is important in highly dynamic applications.

The device, which offers low power consumption, is available in the tiny SOT-23 package, ideal for compact portable applications, as well as an SO-8 package. The TSH330 and TSH350 provide wide bandwidth and high slew rate – up to 1.1GHz and 1800V/microsecond in the TSH330 – with noise (Equivalent Input Noise Voltage) as low as 1.3nV/sqrtHz.

Reducing equipment power consumption has become a primary goal for designers and the TSH310 is particularly suitable for high-speed battery-powered products requiring high dynamic performance. The op amp’s typically low quiescent current is guaranteed to be less than 470 microamps by device testing, and input noise is typically 7.5nv/sqrtHz. The output stage is optimized for driving high-speed ADC inputs, and has a linearity (SFDR) of -87dBc for F=1MHz, -55dBc for F=10MHz (2Vp-p, 1-kOhm load).

For high-end equipment demanding very wide bandwidth and excellent noise performance, the TSH330 provides unity-gain bandwidth of 1.1GHz, with only 16mA quiescent current, and typically 1.3nV/sqrtHz of input voltage noise. It demonstrates 0.1dB gain flatness up to 160MHz at a gain of 2, and with the output stage optimized for driving 100-Ohm video or instrumentation lines, SFDR is -78dBc for F=10MHz, and -73dBc for F=20MHz (2Vp-p, 100-Ohm load).

The TSH350 strikes a balance between outright performance and power consumption, with 410MHz bandwidth, 940V/microsecond slew rate, and 4.1mA quiescent current. Input noise is held low at 1.5nV/sqrtHz. The output stage is also intended for driving 100-Ohm loads and provides a minimum 2.8Vp-p swing for a 5V supply voltage. Distortion is specified as typically -66dBc for F=10MHz and an output swing of 1Vp-p into a 100-Ohm load. The amplifier is highly suitable for applications where speed and power saving are equal priorities.

All of the amplifiers are designed for operation on a 5V power supply, and are characterized for the -40 to +85 degree C temperature range. They are available in an 8-pin SO-8 plastic package with standard pin-out, in both tube and tape-and-reel, and the TSH310 is also available in 5-pin SOT-23.