Input common mode range for TSB182, as it will be known, is from its negative rail to within 2V of its positive rail, and the output is rail-to-rail. Maximum offset is 30µV over the full temperature range. AEC-Q100 qualified devices will be available.
“The input noise voltage of 24nV/√Hz fulfils applications that demand high resolution and sensitivity,” said ST. “The devices are also hardened against electromagnetic interference for enhanced performance in electrically noisy environments.”
Gain-bandwidth product is 3MHz, slew rate is 2V/µs, and consumption is typically 650μA per amplifier.
Packaging is 3 x 4.9mm MiniSO-8, and an SO-8 version is in the pipeline for later this year.
The company also sees them being adopted for industrial equipment and sad: “Having rail-to-rail outputs, these op amps help designers take full advantage of the available signal dynamic range and ease circuit design in applications including sensor interfaces and battery-powered equipment.”
Find the TSB182 product page here