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The Analog Devices Inc. 5962-8980102CA is a military-grade quad operational amplifier belonging to the general-purpose signal chain portfolio. It features four independent circuits housed in a 14-pin Ceramic Dual In-Line Package (CDIP-14). The device supports through-hole mounting and operates within an extended industrial temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. Key electrical specifications include a maximum input offset voltage of 2500 µV, ensuring precision in analog signal processing applications.
Verify component authenticity and traceability documentation when sourcing this military-specification part. Confirm that the package type matches the required CDIP-14 footprint and that the operating temperature range meets the specific environmental constraints of the target application. Ensure compatibility with existing board layouts and thermal management strategies.
Select this component when a quad configuration is required for space-constrained designs needing high reliability. Consider its bipolar input structure and general-purpose characteristics against specialized low-noise or high-speed alternatives. Evaluate the 2500 µV offset voltage limit against system accuracy requirements to determine if higher precision variants are necessary.
This part is part of Analog Devices' broader portfolio of precision analog integrated circuits. It serves as a ruggedized solution for demanding environments where standard commercial components may fail. The 5962 prefix indicates it is a military-grade version of a commercial part number, adhering to strict quality and performance standards defined by defense industry specifications.
Direct substitutes may include other military-grade quad op-amps from Analog Devices or competitors offering equivalent pinouts and performance metrics. Verify functional compatibility regarding offset voltage, bandwidth, and power supply requirements before substitution.
The maximum input offset voltage is specified as 2500 µV.
The device contains four independent operational amplifier circuits.