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The ICL7611BCSA is a single-channel monolithic CMOS operational amplifier manufactured by Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated. It features pin-selectable quiescent currents of 10μA, 100μA, or 1000μA per amplifier and operates from ±1V to ±8V dual supplies or 2V to 16V single supplies. The device offers an ultra-low input bias current of 1pA typical (4nA max at +125°C), a unity-gain bandwidth of 0.044MHz at 10μA IQ, and a slew rate of 0.016V/µs at 10μA IQ. It utilizes an 8-pin Slim SO package with a commercial temperature range of 0°C to +70°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix 'BCSA' corresponds to the 8-pin Slim SO package and the 0°C to +70°C commercial temperature grade. Confirm that the manufacturer designation matches Analog Devices Inc. or Maxim Integrated as specified in the official datasheet documentation before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when low input bias current and rail-to-rail output capability are required. The ICL7611 allows designers to trade off bandwidth and slew rate against power consumption via the programmable IQ pin. Ensure the application does not require external compensation, as this model is internally compensated for unity gain stability.
This part belongs to the ICL761X–ICL764X family of monolithic CMOS op amps. The '1' in the model number designates it as a single amplifier configuration, distinguishing it from dual, triple, or quad variants within the same product line which share similar electrical characteristics but differ in channel count and pinout.
The datasheet identifies the device as having a pin-for-pin second source. Verify compatibility with other manufacturers offering equivalent CMOS operational amplifiers featuring programmable quiescent current and similar offset voltage specifications.
The quiescent current is selected by connecting the IQ pin to V+ for 10μA, leaving it floating between V- + 0.8V and V+ - 0.8V for 100μA, or connecting it to V- for 1000μA.
Yes, the ICL7611 is internally compensated for unity-gain operation, unlike the ICL7614 which requires external compensation.