OPA2333AIDR

OPA2333AIDR is the tape-and-reel SOIC-8 ordering code for the Texas Instruments OPA2333 dual precision operational amplifier, listed as ACTIVE in the datasheet package option addendum (SBOS351). Read on the A-grade rows, its input offset voltage is 2 µV typical and 10 µV maximum, its offset drift is 0.02 µV/°C typical and 0.05 µV/°C maximum, its input bias current is ±70 pA typical and ±200 pA maximum, its common-mode rejection is 106 dB minimum and 130 dB typical, its gain-bandwidth product is 350 kHz typical, its slew rate is 0.16 V/µs typical, and its quiescent current is 17 µA typical and 25 µA maximum per channel, on a supply of 1.8 V to 5.5 V over -40 °C to +125 °C. The selection point is microvolt offset at micropower draw in a dual package: battery instruments, medical sensor front ends and precision signal chains that run for years on a cell use this class where a faster amplifier would only add drift and current. Selection advice: the 350 kHz bandwidth is the deliberate trade - designs that need both this offset class and real signal bandwidth should look at a different family rather than expecting the OPA2333 to stretch, and the per-channel current figure doubles at the package level in dual-channel budgets. Parameters verified against the TI OPA2333 datasheet SBOS351 (package option addendum and electrical characteristics).