The LM715 is a high speed, high gain, monolithic operational amplifier intended for use in a wide range of applications
where fast signal acquisition or wide bandwidth is required.
The LM715 features fast settling time, high slew rate, low
offsets, and high output swing for large signal applications.
In addition, the device displays excellent temperature stability and will operate over a wide range of supply voltages.
1995 National Semiconductor CorporationRRD-B30M115/Printed in U. S. A.
TL/H/10059
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Absolute Maximum Ratings
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Storage Temperature Range
Operating Temperature Range
Extended (LM715M)
Commercial (LM715C)0
b
65§Ctoa175§C
b
55§Ctoa125§C
Ctoa70§C
§
Lead Temperature
Metal Can and Ceramic DIP
(Soldering, 60 sec.)300
C
§
LM715M and LM715C
Electrical Characteristics
SymbolParameterConditions
V
IO
I
IO
I
IB
Z
I
R
O
I
CC
P
c
V
IR
A
VS
VSettling TimeV
TRTransientRise TimeV
SRSlew RateA
The following specifications apply over the range ofb55§CsT
LM715C
SymbolParameterConditions
V
IO
I
IO
I
IB
CMRCommon ModeR
PSRRPower SupplyR
A
VS
V
OP
Note 1: T
Note 2: Ratings apply to ambient temperature at 25
Note 3: For supply voltages less than
Note 4: T
Input Offset VoltageR
Input Offset Current7025070250nA
Input Bias Current4007504001500nA
Input Impedance1.01.0MX
Output Resistance7575X
Supply Current5.57.05.510mA
Power Consumption165210165300mW
Input Voltage Range
Large Signal Voltage GainR
Response
Overshoot25402550%
Input Offset VoltageR
Input Offset CurrentT
Input Bias CurrentT
Rejection(Note 4)(Note 4)
Rejection Ratio(Note 4)(Note 4)
Large SignalR
Voltage GainV
Output Voltage SwingR
e
175§C.
J Max
g
e
A
25§C only.
15V, the absolute maximum input voltage is equal to the supply voltage.
e
T
25§C, V
A
s
S
t
L
O
e
I
e
V
e
A
V
e
A
V
e
A
V
CC
10 kX2.05.02.07.5mV
2.0 kX,V
g
5.0V, A
400 mV, A
O
V
V
e
1007070
103838
1.0 (Non-Inverting)15181018
1.0 (Inverting)100100
MinTypMaxMinTypMax
s
10 kX7.510mV
S
e
T
A
A Max
e
T
T
A
A Min
e
T
A
A Max
e
T
T
A
A Min
s
10 kX
S
s
10 kX
S
t
2.0 kX,
L
e
g
10V
O
e
2.0 kX
L
C. Above this temperature, derate the 10L-Metal Can at 7.1 mW/§C, and the 14L-Ceramic DIP at 9.1 mW/§C.
§
7492
108V/mV
g
Internal Power Dissipation (Notes 1, 2)
10L-Metal Can1.07W
14L-Ceramic DIP1.36W
Supply Voltage
Differential Input Voltage
Input Voltage (Note 3)
e
g
15V, unless otherwise specified
LM715MLM715C
MinTypMaxMinTypMax
g10g
e
g
10V15301030V/mV
e
1.0800800ns
e
1.030603075ns
s
a
125§C for the LM715M, and 0§CsT
A
12
g10g
12V
s
a
70§C for the
A
LM715MLM715C
250250
800750
0.751.5
4.07.5
7492
45400
g
13V
10
45300
g
13
g
10
g
g
g
Units
V/ms
Units
mV/V
18V
5V
15V
nA
mA
dB
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Typical Performance Characteristics for LM715M and LM715C
Voltage Gain vs
Temperature (LM715)
Common Mode Rejection Ratio
vs Temperature (LM715)
Slew Rate vs
Temperature (LM715C)
Supply Voltage Rejection Ratio
vs Temperature (LM715)
Voltage Gain vs
Temperature (LM715C)
Common Mode Rejection Ratio
vs Temperature (LM715C)
Slew Rate vs
Temperature (LM715)
Supply Voltage Rejection Ratio
vs Temperature (LM715C)
Frequency Response for Open
Loop Gains (Note 1)
Frequency Response for
Closed Loop Gains
Note 1: See ‘‘Non-Inverting Compensation Components Value Table’’ for Closed Loop Gain values.
Voltage Gain vs Frequencyvs Frequency
3
Open Loop Phase
TL/H/10059– 4
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Typical Performance Characteristics for LM715M and LM715C (Continued)
Output Swing vs Frequency
for Closed Loop Gains
Unity Gain Large Signal
Pulse Response
Slew Rate vs Closed
Loop Voltage Gain
Supply Voltage Rejection
Ratio vs Frequency
Large Signal Pulse
Response for Gain 10
Slew Rate vs
Supply Voltage
Common Mode Rejection
Ratio vs Frequency
Large Signal Pulse
Response for Gain 100
Voltage Follower
Transient Response
Inverting Unity Gain Large
Signal Pulse Response
Small Signal Pulse Response
Inverting Unity Gain
TL/H/10059– 5
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Typical Performance Characteristics for LM715M and LM715C (Continued)
Voltage Follower (Note 2)
TL/H/10059– 6
Note 2: Lead numbers apply to metal package.
Equivalent Circuit
Voltage Offset Null Circuit (Note 2)
TL/H/10059– 7
High Slew Rate Circuit (Note 2)
TL/H/10059– 8
TL/H/10059– 3
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Applications Information
Non-Inverting Compensation
Components Values
Closed Loop
Gain
100010 pF
10050 pF250 pF
10 (Note)100 pF500 pF1000 pF
1500 pF2000 pF1000 pF
Note: For gain 10, compensation may be simplified by removing C2, C3 and
adding a 200 pF capacitor (C4) between Lead 7 and 10.
Frequency Compensation Circuit
C1C2C3
TL/H/10059– 9
RingingÐExcessive ringing (long acquisition time) may occur with large capacitive loads. This may be reduced by
isolating the capacitive load with a resistance of 100X.
Large source resistances may also give rise to the same
problem and this may be decreased by the addition of a
capacitance across the feedback resistance. A value of
around 50 pF for unity gain configuration and around 3.0 pF
for gain 10 should be adequate.
Latch UpÐThis may occur when the amplifier is used as a
voltage follower. The inclusion of a diode between leads 6
and 2 with the cathode toward lead 2 is the recommended
preventive measure.
Typical Applications
Suggested Values of Compensation Capacitors vs
Closed Loop Voltage Gain
TL/H/10059– 10
Layout Instructions
LayoutÐThe layout should be such that stray capacitance
is minimal.
SuppliesÐThe supplies should be adequately bypassed.
Used of 0.1 mF high quality ceramic capacitors is recommended.
TL/H/10059– 14
High Speed Integrator
TL/H/10059– 13
Note: All lead numbers on this page apply to metal package.
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Typical Applications (Continued)
Wide Band Video Amplifier Drive
Capability with 75X Coax Cable
TL/H/10059– 11
Note: All lead numbers shown refer to metal package.
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