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The LTC6400IUD-14#PBF is a high-speed differential amplifier designed for processing signals from DC to 300MHz. It features a fixed gain of 5V/V (14dB) and a 2.4GHz –3dB bandwidth. The device operates on a single supply voltage ranging from 2.85V to 3.5V, drawing 85mA of supply current. It provides an adjustable output common mode voltage between 1V and 1.6V via the VOCM pin. Key performance metrics include a total input noise density of 2.5nV/√Hz and a typical noise figure of 7.5dB at 10MHz.
Verify the specific suffix 'IUD' indicates the industrial temperature range (-40°C to 85°C). Confirm the '#PBF' designation corresponds to lead-free finish and tube packaging. Ensure the component matches the 16-lead 3mm x 3mm QFN physical dimensions. Cross-reference the manufacturer's latest discontinuance notifications or lifecycle status before finalizing procurement plans.
Select this part when a fixed 14dB gain is required for broadband signal conditioning up to 300MHz. Consider the 200Ω differential input impedance for source matching requirements. Evaluate the 85mA supply current against power constraints compared to the lower-power LTC6401 family if linearity at higher frequencies is not critical. Verify that the 2.85V to 3.5V supply range aligns with the system power architecture.
This component belongs to the LTC6400 family of high-speed differential amplifiers manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. The family includes variants with different fixed gains (8dB, 20dB, 26dB) and a lower-power counterpart series, the LTC6401. The IUD-14 variant specifically denotes the industrial temperature grade and 14dB gain configuration within the 16-lead QFN package lineup.
LTC6400CUD-14#PBF: Commercial temperature grade version.
The output common mode voltage is set independently of the inputs using the external VOCM pin, allowing operation without transformers or AC-coupling capacitors in many applications.
These pins provide filtered differential outputs featuring an internal 50Ω series resistor and 2.7pF shunt capacitor, creating a low-pass filter with a -3dB bandwidth of approximately 590MHz.