TLC2264CDR

[Instrumentation, OP Amps, Buffer Amps] Overview

The TLC2264CDR, manufactured by Texas Instruments, is a versatile integrated circuit (IC) designed to meet the demands of various operational amplifier (op-amp) applications in instrumentation, buffer, and signal conditioning circuits. With its high-performance capabilities and reliability, this IC offers exceptional performance in precision amplification tasks, making it an ideal choice for professionals and enthusiasts alike.

Engineered with four op-amp circuits within a single package, the TLC2264CDR optimizes space utilization and simplifies circuit design, reducing overall system complexity and cost. Its wide operating voltage range and low input bias current ensure compatibility with a diverse range of input signals, while its low offset voltage and low offset drift contribute to accurate signal processing even in demanding environments.

Whether used in industrial automation, medical devices, or audio equipment, the TLC2264CDR delivers consistent and dependable performance, making it a preferred choice for critical applications requiring precision amplification.

TLC2264CDR Features

• Four independent op-amp circuits in a single package
• Wide operating voltage range: ±2.25V to ±18V
• Low input bias current: 1pA (Typical)
• Low offset voltage: 500µV (Maximum)
• Low offset drift: 2.5µV/°C (Typical)
• High gain bandwidth product: 4MHz (Typical)
• High slew rate: 13V/µs (Typical)
• Available in 14-SOIC package

TLC2264CDR Applications

• Industrial Automation: The TLC2264CDR is utilized in control systems and data acquisition equipment to amplify sensor signals accurately, ensuring precise control and monitoring of industrial processes.
• Medical Devices: In medical instrumentation, this IC is employed for amplifying bioelectric signals such as ECG (electrocardiogram) and EEG (electroencephalogram) signals with high fidelity, enabling accurate diagnosis and treatment.
• Audio Equipment: Audio amplifiers and equalizers benefit from the TLC2264CDR's low noise and high bandwidth, delivering clear and distortion-free audio reproduction in professional audio systems and consumer electronics.