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1 To our customers, Old Company Name in Catalogs and Other Documents On April st,, NEC Electronics Corporation merged with Renesas Technology Corporation, and Renesas Electronics Corporation took over all the business of both companies. Therefore, although the old company name remains in this document, it is a valid Renesas Electronics document. We appreciate your understanding. Renesas Electronics website: April st, Renesas Electronics Corporation Issued by: Renesas Electronics Corporation ( Send any inquiries to

2 Notice. All information included in this document is current as of the date this document is issued. Such information, however, is subject to change without any prior notice. Before purchasing or using any Renesas Electronics products listed herein, please confirm the latest product information with a Renesas Electronics sales office. Also, please pay regular and careful attention to additional and different information to be disclosed by Renesas Electronics such as that disclosed through our website.. Renesas Electronics does not assume any liability for infringement of patents, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights of third parties by or arising from the use of Renesas Electronics products or technical information described in this document. No license, express, implied or otherwise, is granted hereby under any patents, copyrights or other intellectual property rights of Renesas Electronics or others. 3. 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3 HA63D//3 Series Ultra-Small Low Voltage Operation CMOS Dual Operational Amplifier Description REJ3D8- Rev.. Feb 7, 7 The HA63D//3 are dual CMOS Operational Amplifiers realizing low voltage operation, low input offset voltage and low supply current. In addition to a low operating voltage from.8v, these device output can achieve full swing output voltage capability extending to either supply. Available in an ultra-small TSSOP-8 and MMPAK-8 package that occupy more small area against the SOP-8. Features Low power and single supply operation =.8 to 5.5 V Low input offset voltage V IO = 4. mv Max Low supply current (per channel) I DD = 5 μa Typ (HA63D) I DD = 5 μa Typ (HA63D) I DD = μ/a Typ (HA63D3) Maximum output voltage V OH =.9 V Min (at = 3. V) Low input bias current I IB = pa Typ Ordering Information Type No. Package Name Package Code HA63DT HA63DT TTP-8DA PTSP8JC-B HA63D3T HA63DMM HA63DMM HA63D3MM MMPAK-8 PLSP8JC-A Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

4 HA63D//3 Series Pin Arrangement V OUT 8 V IN( ) V IN(+) V SS V OUT V IN( ) V IN(+) Equivalent Circuit (per one channel) V IN( ) V OUT V IN(+) V SS Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

5 HA63D//3 Series Absolute Maximum Ratings Items Symbol Ratings Unit Note Supply voltage 7 V Differential input voltage V IN(diff) to + V Input voltage V IN.3 to + V * () Power dissipation P T 4/45 mw TTP-8DA/MMPAK-8 * Operating temp. Range Topr 4 to +85 C Storage temp. Range Tstg 55 to +5 C Notes:. Do not apply Input Voltage exceeding or 7 V.. The value of PTSP8JC-B (TTP-8DAV) / PLSP8JC-A (MMPAK-8). It computes from heat resistance θja = 5 C/W, and 69 C/W each other. Electrical Characteristics ( = 3. V, ) Items Symbol Min Typ Max Unit Test Condition Input offset voltage V IO 4. mv Vin =.5 V Input offset current I IO (.) pa Vin =.5 V Input bias current I IB (.) pa Vin =.5 V Output high voltage V OH.9 V Output source current I O SOURCE 6 μa V OH =.5 V (HA63D) 5 5 V OH =.5 V (HA63D) 5 Output low voltage V OL. V Output sink current Common mode input voltage range Slew rate I O SINK V OH =.5 V (HA63D3) (.8) ma V OL =.5 V (HA63D) (.) V OL =.5 V (HA63D) (.) V CM. to. V V OL =.5 V (HA63D3) SR (.5) V/μs C L = pf (HA63D) (.5) C L = pf (HA63D) (.) C L = pf (HA63D3) Voltage gain A V 6 8 db Gain bandwidth product BW () khz C L = pf (HA63D) (68) C L = pf (HA63D) () C L = pf (HA63D3) Power supply rejection ratio PSRR 6 8 db Common mode rejection ratio CMRR 6 8 db Supply current I DD 3 6 μa R L = (HA63D) R L = (HA63D) 4 R L = (HA63D3) Note:. ( ) : Design specification Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 3 of 5

6 HA63D//3 Series Table of Graphs Supply current Output high voltage Electrical Characteristics I DD V OH HA63D Figure HA63D Figure HA63D3 Figure vs Supply voltage vs Ambient temperature vs Output source current vs Supply voltage Output source current I O SOURCE vs Ambient temperature Output low voltage V OL vs Output sink current Output sink current I O SINK vs Ambient temperature Input offset voltage Common mode input voltage range Power supply rejection ratio Common mode rejection ratio Voltage gain & phase angle Input bias current V IO Distribution vs Supply voltage Test Circuit vs Ambient temperature V CM vs Ambient temperature PSRR vs Frequency CMRR vs Frequency A V vs Frequency I IB vs Ambient temperature vs Input voltage Slew Rate (rising) SRr vs Ambient temperature Slew Rate (falling) SRf vs Ambient temperature Slew rate Large signal transient response Small signal transient response Total harmonic distortion + ( db) vs. Output voltage p-p - 3- noise (4 db) vs. Output voltage p-p - 3- Maximum p-p output vs Frequency voltage Voltage noise density vs Frequency Channel separation vs Frequency Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 4 of 5

7 HA63D//3 Series Main Characteristics (HA63D) Supply Current I DD (μa) Figure -. HA63D Supply Current vs. Supply Voltage Supply Current I DD (μa) Figure -. HA63D Supply Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Supply Voltage (V) Output High Voltage V OH (V) Figure -3. HA63D Output High Voltage vs. Output Source Current 6 5 = 5.5 V 4 3 = 3. V 5 5 Output Source Current I OSOURCE (μa) Output High Voltage V OH (V) Figure -4. HA63D Output High Voltage vs. Supply Voltage R L = 5 kω Supply Voltage (V) Figure -5. HA63D Output Source Current vs. Ambient Temperature 5 Output Source Current I OSOURCE (μa) 4 3 = 5. V = 3. V Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 5 of 5

8 HA63D//3 Series Output Low Voltage VOL (V) Figure -6. HA63D Output Low Voltage vs. Output Sink Current = 5. V = 3. V.5. Output Sink Current I OSINK (ma) Output Sink Current I OSINK (ma) Figure -7. HA63D Output Sink Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Percentage (%) = 3. V Figure -8. HA63D Input Offset Voltage Distribution Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Figure -9. HA63D Input Offset Voltage vs. Supply Voltage V IN =.5 V Supply Voltage (V) Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Figure -. HA63D Input Offset Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature, V IN =.9 V = 3. V, V IN =.5 V = 5. V, V IN =.5 V Common Mode Input Voltage V CM (V) 3... Figure -. HA63D Common Mode Input Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 6 of 5

9 HA63D//3 Series Power Supply Rejection Ratio PSRR (db) Figure -. HA63D Power Supply Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency k k k M = 3. V C L = pf Common Mode Rejection Ratio CMRR (db) Figure -3. HA63D Common Mode Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency k k k M = 3. V C L = pf Open Loop Voltage Gain A VOL (db) Figure -4. HA63D Open Loop Voltage Gain and Phase Angle vs. Frequency Open Loop Voltage Gain Phase Angle 4 9 k k k M Phase Margin: 5 deg = 3. V C L = pf Phase Angle (deg) Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 7 of 5

10 HA63D//3 Series Input Bias Current I IB (pa) Figure -5. HA63D Input Bias Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V Input Bias Current I IB (pa) Figure -6. HA63D Input Bias Current vs. Input Voltage = 3. V Input Voltage V IN (V) Slew Rate SRr (V/μs) Figure -7. HA63D Slew Rate (rising) vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Slew Rate SRf (V/μs) Figure -8. HA63D Slew Rate (falling) vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Figure -9. HA63D Large Signal Transient Response = 3. V C L = pf Figure -. HA63D Small Signal Transient Response = 3. V C L = pf Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 8 of 5

11 HA63D//3 Series Output Voltage Vout p-p (V) Gain = 4 db, V p-p =.3 V Gain = db, V p-p =.3 V Gain = db, V p-p =.5 V Figure -. HA63D Voltage Output p-p vs. Frequency = 3. V k k k M Figure -. HA63D Voltage Noise Density vs. Frequency Voltage Noise Density (nv/ Hz) Channel Separation C.S. (db) k Figure -3. HA63D Channel Separation vs. Frequency CH CH = 3. V C L = pf CH CH k k k M Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 9 of 5

12 HA63D//3 Series Main Characteristics (HA63D) Supply Current I DD (μa) Figure -. HA63D Supply Current vs. Supply Voltage Supply Current I DD (μa) Figure -. HA63D Supply Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Supply Voltage (V) Output High Voltage V OH (V) Figure -3. HA63D Output High Voltage vs. Output Source Current 6 = 5. V 5 4 = 3. V 3 V DD =.8 V Output Source Current I OSOURCE (μa) Output High Voltage V OH (V) Figure -4. HA63D Output High Voltage vs. Supply Voltage R L = kω Supply Voltage (V) Figure -5. HA63D Output Source Current vs. Ambient Temperature Output Source Current I OSOURCE (μa) = 5. V = 3. V Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

13 HA63D//3 Series Output Low Voltage VOL (V) Figure -6. HA63D Output Low Voltage vs. Output Sink Current = 5. V = 3. V.5..5 Output Sink Current I OSINK (ma) Output Sink Current I OSINK (ma) Figure -7. HA63D Output Sink Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Percentage (%) = 3. V Figure -8. HA63D Input Offset Voltage Distribution Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Figure -9. HA63D Input Offset Voltage vs. Supply Voltage V IN =.5 V Supply Voltage (V) Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Figure -. HA63D Input Offset Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature, V IN =.9 V = 3. V, V IN =.5 V = 5. V, V IN =.5 V Common Mode Input Voltage V CM (V) 3... Figure -. HA63D Common Mode Input Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

14 HA63D//3 Series Power Supply Rejection Ratio PSRR (db) Figure -. HA63D Power Supply Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency k k k M = 3. V C L = pf Common Mode Rejection Ratio CMRR (db) Figure -3. HA63D Common Mode Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency k k k M = 3. V C L = pf Open Loop Voltage Gain A VOL (db) Figure -4. HA63D Open Loop Voltage Gain and Phase Angle vs. Frequency Phase Angle Open Loop Voltage Gain 4 9 k k k M M Phase Margin: 5 deg = 3. V C L = pf Phase Angle (deg) Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

15 HA63D//3 Series Input Bias Current I IB (pa) Figure -5. HA63D Input Bias Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V Input Bias Current I IB (pa) Figure -6. HA63D Input Bias Current vs. Input Voltage = 3. V Input Voltage V IN (V) Slew Rate SRr (V/μs) Figure -7. HA63D Slew Rate (rising) vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Slew Rate SRf (V/μs) Figure -8. HA63D Slew Rate (falling) vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Figure -9. HA63D Large Signal Transient Response = 3. V C L = pf Figure -. HA63D Small Signal Transient Response = 3. V C L = pf Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 3 of 5

16 HA63D//3 Series T.H.D. + Noise (%).. Figure -. HA63D Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise vs. Output Voltage p-p = 3. V Gain = db f = khz f = khz Output Voltage Vout p-p (V) f = Hz T.H.D. + Noise (%). Figure -. HA63D Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise vs. Output Voltage p-p f = khz f = khz f = Hz. = 3. V Gain = 4 db Output Voltage Vout p-p (V) Voltage Output Vout p-p (V) Gain = 4 db, Vp-p =.3 V Gain = db, Vp-p =.3 V Gain = db, Vp-p =.5 V Figure -3. HA63D Voltage Output p-p vs. Frequency = 3. V k k k M Figure -4. HA63D Voltage Noise Density vs. Frequency Voltage Noise Density (nv/ Hz) k Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 4 of 5

17 HA63D//3 Series Channel Separation (db) Figure -5. HA63D Channel Separation vs. Frequency CH CH CH CH = 3. V k k k M Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 5 of 5

18 HA63D//3 Series Main Characteristics (HA63D3) Supply Current I DD (μa) 4 3 Figure 3-. HA63D3 Supply Current vs. Supply Voltage Supply Current I DD (μa) 4 3 Figure 3-. HA63D3 Supply Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V = 5. V Supply Voltage (V) Output High Voltage V OH (V) Figure 3-3. HA63D3 Output High Voltage vs. Output Source Current = 5.5 V = 3. V 5 5 Output Source Current I OSOURCE (μa) Output High Voltage V OH (V) Figure 3-4. HA63D3 Output High Voltage vs. Supply Voltage R L = 5 kω Supply Voltage (V) Figure 3-5. HA63D3 Output Source Current vs. Ambient Temperature Output Source Current I OSOURCE (μa) 5 5 = 5. V = 3. V Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 6 of 5

19 HA63D//3 Series Output Low Voltage VOL (V) Figure 3-6. HA63D3 Output Low Voltage vs. Output Sink Current = 5. V = 3. V.5..5 Output Sink Current I OSINK (ma) Output Sink Current I OSINK (ma) Figure 3-7. HA63D3 Output Sink Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Percentage (%) = 3. V Figure 3-8. HA63D3 Input Offset Voltage Distribution Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Figure 3-9. HA63D3 Input Offset Voltage vs. Supply Voltage V IN =.5 V Supply Voltage (V) Input Offset Voltage V IO (mv) Figure 3-. HA63D3 Input Offset Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature, V IN =.9 V = 3. V, V IN =.5 V = 5. V, V IN =.5 V Common Mode Input Voltage V CM (V) 3... Figure 3-. HA63D3 Common Mode Input Voltage vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 7 of 5

20 HA63D//3 Series Power Supply Rejection Ratio PSRR (db) Figure 3-. HA63D3 Power Supply Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency k k k M = 3. V C L = pf Common Mode Rejection Ratio CMRR (db) Figure 3-3. HA63D3 Common Mode Rejection Ratio vs. Frequency k k k M = 3. V C L = pf Open Loop Voltage Gain A VOL (db) Figure 3-4. HA63D3 Open Loop Voltage Gain and Phase Angle vs. Frequency Open Loop Voltage Gain Phase Angle 4 9 k k k M M Phase Margin: 5 deg = 3. V C L = pf Phase Angle (deg) Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 8 of 5

21 HA63D//3 Series Input Bias Current I IB (pa) Figure 3-5. HA63D3 Input Bias Current vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V Input Bias Current I IB (pa) Figure 3-6. HA63D3 Input Bias Current vs. Input Voltage = 3. V Input Voltage V IN (V) Slew Rate SRr (V/μs) Figure 3-7. HA63D3 Slew Rate (rising) vs. Ambient Temperature = 3. V = 5. V Slew Rate SRf (V/μs) Figure 3-8. HA63D3 Slew Rate (falling) vs. Ambient Temperature = 5. V = 3. V Figure 3-9. HA63D3 Large Signal Transient Response = 3. V C L = pf Figure 3-. HA63D3 Small Signal Transient Response = 3. V C L = pf Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 9 of 5

22 HA63D//3 Series T.H.D. + Noise (%).. Figure 3-. HA63D3 Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise vs. Output Voltage p-p = 3. V Gain = db f = khz f = khz Output Voltage Vout p-p (V) f = Hz T.H.D. + Noise (%). Figure 3-. HA63D3 Total Harmonic Distortion + Noise vs. Output Voltage p-p f = khz f = khz f = Hz. = 3. V Gain = 4 db Output Voltage Vout p-p (V) Voltage Output Vout p-p (V) Gain = 4 db, Vp-p =.3 V Gain = db, Vp-p =.3 V Gain = db, Vp-p =.5 V Figure 3-3. HA63D3 Voltage Output p-p vs. Frequency = 3. V k k k M Figure 3-4. HA63D3 Voltage Noise Density vs. Frequency Voltage Noise Density (nv/ Hz) k Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

23 HA63D//3 Series Channel Separation (db) Figure 3-5. HA63D3 Channel Separation vs. Frequency CH CH CH CH = 3. V k k k M Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

24 V IN V IN R L HA63D//3 Series Test Circuits. Power Supply Rejection Ratio, PSRP & Voltage Offset, V IO V IO R F V V IO = V O DD R S RS + R F R S + V O PSRR R S V O V O PSRR = log R S R S + R F Measure V O corresponding to =.8 V and = 5.5 V. Supply Current, I DD 3. Input Bias Current, I IB A + A + 4. Output High Voltage, V OH V OH V IN = /.5 V V IN = / +.5 V + V O 5. Output Low Voltage, V OL V OL V IN = / +.5 V V IN = /.5 V + R L V O V IN V IN Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page of 5

25 HA63D//3 Series 6. Output Source Current, I OSOURCE & Output Sink Current, I OSINK A + V IN V IN V O I OSOURCE V O =.5 V V IN = /.5 V V IN = / +.5 V I OSINK V O = +.5 V V IN = / +.5 V V IN = /.5 V 7. Common Mode Input Voltage, V CM & Common Mode Rejection Ratio, CMRR CMRR R F R S + V O V O V O CMRR = log V IN V IN R S R S + R F R S R F Measure V O corresponding to V IN = V and V IN =. V V IN 8. Total Harmonic Distortion, THD THD Gain Variable R S V IN R F + V O Gain = + V IN + V O Gain Variable + R F / R S = freq = Hz, khz, khz V SS V SS 9. Slew Rate, SR. Gain, A V & Phase, GBW R F R S + MΩ pf V O R S + MΩ pf V O V SS V SS Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 3 of 5

26 E HA63D//3 Series Package Dimensions * D F 8 5 * E H c JEITA Package Code RENESAS Code Previous Code MASS[Typ.] P-TSSOP8-4.4x3-.65 PTSP8JC-B TTP-8DAV.34g NOTE). DIMENSIONS"* (Nom)"AND"*" DO NOT INCLUDE MOLD FLASH.. DIMENSION"*3"DOES NOT INCLUDE TRIM OFFSET. b p Index mark Z 4 e *3 b p x M A y A Terminal cross section ( Ni/Pd/Au plating ) Detail F L L θ Reference Dimension in Millimeters Symbol Min Nom Max D E 4.4 A A.3.7. A b p b c c..5. θ 8 H E e.65 x y Z L L. Package Name MMPAK-8 JEITA Package Code P-LSOP8-.8 x RENESAS Code PLSP8JC-A Previous Code MASS[Typ.]. g Unit: mm.95 ± M. ± ±.3.8 ±. to Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 4 of 5

27 HA63D//3 Series Taping & Reel Specification [Taping] Package Code W P Ao Bo Ko E F D Maximum Storage No. TSSOP , pcs/reel MMPAK , pcs/reel Cover Tape φ.5 A 4.. F.75 Unit: mm W K B P D Tape withdraw direction W [Reel] Package Tape width W W A TSSOP MMPAK φ3. ±.5 φa [Ordering Information] Ordering Unit 3, pcs.. W Mark Indication TSSOP-8 MMPAK-8 D Product Name D: HA63D D: HA63D D3: HA63D3 D Product Name D: HA63D D: HA63D D3: HA63D3 Trace Code Trace Code Rev.. Feb 7, 7 page 5 of 5

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You should not use the products or the technology described in this document for the purpose of military applications such as the development of weapons of mass destruction or for the purpose of any other military use. When exporting the products or technology described herein, you should follow the applicable export control laws and regulations, and procedures required by such laws and regulations. 4. All information included in this document such as product data, diagrams, charts, programs, algorithms, and application circuit examples, is current as of the date this document is issued. Such information, however, is subject to change without any prior notice. Before purchasing or using any Renesas products listed in this document, please confirm the latest product information with a Renesas sales office. Also, please pay regular and careful attention to additional and different information to be disclosed by Renesas such as that disclosed through our website. ( ) 5. 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