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The TSH120ICT is a single-channel video buffer manufactured by STMicroelectronics, designed for operation with supply voltages ranging from +2.2V to +5.5V. It features an internal voltage gain of 6dB and includes a rail-to-rail output stage capable of driving standard 150Ω loads. The device incorporates an internal input DC level shifter and SAG correction circuitry to optimize signal positioning without clamping. An integrated third-order low-pass reconstruction filter attenuates parasitic frequencies, specifically targeting the 27MHz clock frequency from video DACs. The component operates within a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and is housed in a compact SC70-6 (SOT323-6) surface-mount package.
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Select this component for applications requiring space-saving solutions due to its tiny SC70-6 plastic package. Consider its low quiescent current and dedicated standby mode for battery-powered portable devices. Evaluate its performance at specific operating temperatures and supply voltages against system requirements. Verify that the internal 6dB gain aligns with the desired signal amplification levels without requiring additional external components.
The TSH120 belongs to a family of video buffers optimized for consumer electronics. It shares functional similarities with other single-supply video amplifiers but distinguishes itself through integrated SAG correction and reconstruction filtering. This integration reduces the bill of materials and simplifies layout compared to discrete solutions. The device targets high-volume consumer markets where size and power efficiency are critical design constraints.
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It utilizes an internal third-order low-pass reconstruction filter to attenuate the parasitic frequency, typically at 27MHz, generated by the video DAC clock.
SAG correction allows the reduction of the external output capacitor value while maintaining a very low frequency pole, enabling direct connection to video lines in some configurations.
Yes, it features a power-down function accessible via the EN pin, which switches the device to a sleep mode with ultra-low consumption.