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MX29LV033A-70 on stock GENERAL DESCRIPTION The SSM2275 and SSM2475 use the Butler Amplifier front end, which combines both bipolar and FET transistors to offer the accuracy and low noise performance of bipolar transistors and the slew rates and sound quality of FETs. This product family includes dual and quad rail-to-rail output audio amplifi- ers that achieve lower production costs than the industry stan- dard OP275 (the first Butler Amplifier offered by Analog Devices). This lower cost amplifier also offers operation from a single 5 V supply, in addition to conventional+15 V supplies. The ac performance meets the needs of the most demanding au- dio applications, with 8 MHz bandwidth, 12 V/ccS slew rate and extremely low distortion. | | | Max | | | | Parameter | Symbol | F6 | FB | F5 | Units | Notes | | Operating Current One bank Read or Write operation; tCK = min, IRC = min, IOUT = OmA; Burst Length = 4, CAS Latency = 6, Free running QS mode; OV i VIN i VIL(AC) (max.), VIH(AC)(rTiin.) .< VIN < VDDQ; Address inputs change up t0 2 times during minimum IRC, Read data change twice per clock cycle | IDDIS | 320 | 300 | 280 | | 1 2 | | Standby Current All Banks : inactive state; tCK=rTiiri, CS = VIH, PD = VIH; OV i VIN i VIL(AC)(max.), VIH(AC)(rTiin.) .< VIH < VDDQ; Other input signals change one time during 4*tCK, DQ and DS inputs change twice per clock cycle | IDD2N | 100 | 95 | 90 | 1 | | Standby (Power Down) Current All Banks : inactive state; tCK=rTiin, PD = VIL (Power Down); CAS Latency = 6, Free running QS mode; OV i VIN i VIL(AC)(max), VIH(AC)(criin) .< VIN < VDDO; Other input signals change one time during 4*tCK, DQ and DS inputs are floating(VDD0/2) | IDD2P | 70 | 65 | 60 | 1 | | Write Operating Current(4 Banks) 4 Bank intereaved continuous burst write operation; tCK = criin, IRC =min; Burst Length = 4, CAS Latency = 6, Free running QS mode; OV i VIN i VIL(AC) (max.), VIH(AC)(rriin.) .< VIN < VDDQ; Address inputs change once per clock cycle, DQ and DS inputs change twice per clock cycle | IDD4W | 650 | 600 | 550 | mA | 1 | | Read Operating Current(4 Banks) 4 Bank intereaved continuous burst write operation; tCK = min, IRC = min, IOUT = OmA; Burst Length = 4, CAS Latency = 6, Free running QS mode; OV i VIN i VIL(AC) (max.), VIH(AC)(rTiin.) .< VIN < VDDQ; Address inputs change once per clock cycle, Read data change twice per clock cycle | IDD4R | 650 | 600 | 550 | 1,2 | | Burst Auto-Refresh Current Refresh command at every IREFC interval; tCK = criin, IREFC=mici; CAS Latency = 6, Free running QS mode; OV i VIN i VIL(AC) (max.), VIH(AC) (ffiin.) .< VIN < VDDQ; Address change up t0 2 times during minimum IREFC, DQ and DS inputs change twice per clock cycle | IDD5B | 250 | 235 | 210 | 1,3 | | | | | | | |
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