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OPA650U - 560 MHz Low-Power Voltage Feedback Op Amp | TI

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OPA650U Обзор

Texas Instruments OPA650U is a wideband, low-power, single-circuit voltage-feedback operational amplifier with a 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth, 50 mW power consumption, and low input bias current of 5 µA. The device is supplied in an 8-pin SOIC package and is optimized for high-speed signal conditioning, instrumentation, and analog signal-processing applications.

An operational amplifier is an analog integrated circuit that amplifies the voltage difference between its inverting and non-inverting inputs while using negative feedback to set the closed-loop gain. The OPA650U belongs to the voltage-feedback operational amplifier family within the broader amplifier and signal-conditioning IC hierarchy. Unlike a current-feedback amplifier, its gain-bandwidth and stability behavior depend on the applied noise gain and feedback network.

Key features include a 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth, 50 mW power dissipation, low harmonic distortion characterized at 5 MHz, fast settling to 0.01%, and input bias current of 5 µA. The unity-gain-stable configuration allows it to operate directly as a buffer without requiring a higher minimum gain. Its wide bandwidth makes it suitable for fast instrumentation, low-level signal conditioning, test equipment, and communications signal paths.

OPA650U uses a voltage-feedback architecture and is available in the 8-SOIC package identified by distributor listings as a single, wideband voltage-feedback amplifier. The verified sources describe it as the OPA650 family device for wideband, low-power operation. Exact supply-voltage limits, input and output swing, offset voltage, slew rate, noise density, operating-temperature range, and short-circuit behavior were not included in the retrieved data and must be confirmed in the manufacturer datasheet before design release.

Typical uses include high-speed buffer stages, instrumentation front ends, active analog filters, waveform conditioning, communications equipment, laboratory instruments, and data-acquisition systems. When operating at high closed-loop gain, engineers should evaluate noise gain, phase margin, stability, output drive, and component tolerances rather than relying only on the 560 MHz unity-gain figure.

The primary design considerations are supply bypassing, feedback-loop stability, output loading, and thermal management. Place the specified input and output network components close to the device, preserve the manufacturer-recommended layout, and avoid long high-impedance traces around the amplifier. A small-signal bandwidth number does not guarantee large-signal settling, and the 50 mW power figure should not be interpreted as a substitute for checking output-current and supply-limit constraints.

This page combines the verified manufacturer-family description, distributor availability information, an obsolete-status report, and package-level cross-reference information. It also separates documented facts from unavailable parameters, highlights engineering checks that are absent from basic distributor summaries, and identifies where a true drop-in replacement requires additional validation.

Аналоги без доработки для OPA650U — тот же корпус, pin-to-pin совместимость. Компоненты в других корпусах, требующие переработки PCB, исключены.

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OPA650U Максимальные параметры и электрические характеристики

Amplifier Type Voltage-feedback operational amplifier
Number of Circuits 1 circuit
Unity-Gain Bandwidth 560 MHz
Power Consumption 50 mW
Input Bias Current 5 µA
Harmonic Distortion Characterization Frequency 5 MHz
Settling Accuracy 0.01%
Gain Stability Unity-gain stable
Корпус 8-pin SOIC
Тип монтажа Surface mount
Datasheet Length 13 pages
Статус RoHS unknown
REACH Status unknown
AEC-Q100 Qualification not_applicable

Руководство по цоколевке OPA650U в корпусе 8-pin soic

Цоколевка для OPA650U (корпус 8-pin soic). Этот аналоговый компонент имеет выводы входа, выхода и питания. Обратитесь к техническому описанию производителя для конфигураций выводов балансировки нуля, коррекции и разрешения. Идеально подходит для схем обработки сигналов и усилителей.

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Типичное применение

OPA650U подходит для 6 применениеs: High-Speed Instrumentation Signal Conditioning, Communications Signal Conditioning, Active Filter and Frequency-Shaping, Data-Acquisition Buffering, Laboratory and Test Equipment, Video and Fast Analog Waveform Conditioning.

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High-Speed Instrumentation Signal Conditioning

OPA650U fits wideband instrumentation front ends that need to amplify small sensor or source signals without relying on a low-frequency precision amplifier. Its 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth provides substantial small-signal bandwidth, while the 5 µA input bias current is useful when the source impedance cannot support much loading. The amplifier is normally placed in a closed-loop gain stage using resistive feedback. Designers must verify input common-mode range, output swing, noise, and stability for the actual gain and source impedance because those values were not included in the retrieved excerpts.

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Communications Signal Conditioning

OPA650U can be evaluated for communications and data-acquisition signal paths that require wider bandwidth than general-purpose amplifiers provide. The 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth and unity-gain stability allow it to buffer or condition signals without forcing a higher minimum closed-loop gain. In a communications design, it may precede an ADC, comparator, or mixer input, depending on amplitude and common-mode requirements. The engineer must still confirm supply range, output drive, noise density, and behavior at the selected closed-loop gain using the manufacturer datasheet.

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Active Filter and Frequency-Shaping

OPA650U is a candidate for active filters and frequency-shaping networks requiring high closed-loop bandwidth. Its 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth and unity-gain-stable architecture are useful when a low-noise-gain filter must preserve high-frequency behavior. The actual usable bandwidth is governed by the resistor, capacitor, topology, and closed-loop gain rather than by the amplifier headline figure alone. Confirm phase margin, output loading, component tolerances, and the maximum signal amplitude before production, and include an analysis of parasitic capacitance and PCB trace effects.

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Data-Acquisition Buffering

OPA650U may be used as the high-speed buffer immediately preceding an ADC or sampling system when the source requires low input bias current and greater bandwidth than a conventional precision op amp. The 5 µA input bias current can reduce source loading, and the 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth can support signal paths with demanding rise times. Its suitability remains conditional on input range, output swing, slew rate, noise, and acquisition timing. Place the device close to the ADC and validate settling against the converter's acquisition window.

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Laboratory and Test Equipment

OPA650U is suitable for consideration in laboratory instruments and test fixtures that generate, buffer, or measure signals over a broad frequency range. Its unity-gain stability supports direct buffering, while its 560 MHz bandwidth provides margin for fast transient and waveform systems. The 50 mW figure indicates low-power operation, but actual dissipation still depends on supply voltage and output load. A laboratory design should verify output-current capability, overload recovery, noise, and the exact settling behavior before selecting this obsolete part for new equipment.

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Video and Fast Analog Waveform Conditioning

OPA650U can be evaluated for fast analog waveform-conditioning tasks where signal rise time and bandwidth are more important than extremely low offset drift. The 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth and 0.01% settling specification support high-speed amplification, and the single SOIC package simplifies conventional surface-mount routing. Whether it drives a video load depends on unverified output-current and output-swing data. Designers should also examine harmonic distortion, slew rate, output impedance, and stability with the intended cable or termination before using it in production.

What is the operating bandwidth of the OPA650U?
The OPA650U has a 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth. According to the verified manufacturer-family description and distributor datasheet listing, it is a wideband, low-power voltage-feedback operational amplifier with low harmonic distortion characterized at 5 MHz. Unity-gain bandwidth describes the small-signal bandwidth with unity closed-loop gain; bandwidth at other noise gains depends on the feedback network and amplifier stability characteristics.
What type of operational amplifier is OPA650U?
The OPA650U is a single-circuit voltage-feedback operational amplifier in an 8-pin SOIC package. Verified distributor listings identify it as a wideband, low-power amplifier, while the manufacturer-family description specifies unity-gain stability and a 560 MHz bandwidth. Voltage-feedback amplifiers are normally implemented with resistive negative feedback and are especially useful in high-speed buffers, gain stages, filters, and instrumentation.
Where can I download the OPA650U datasheet PDF?
The verified OPA650U datasheet is available through the Alldatasheet manufacturer-document link and describes a wideband, low-power voltage-feedback operational amplifier. The retrieved document is listed as 13 pages. Before releasing a design, download the document and verify its revision, recommended operating conditions, electrical characteristics, pin assignments, typical application circuit, and package details directly against the purchased Texas Instruments part.
Where can I find the OPA650U pinout?
The OPA650U pin assignment must be taken from the manufacturer datasheet because the retrieved search results confirm an 8-pin SOIC package but do not expose the individual pin names and numbers. The package is therefore identified as SOIC-8, while the page does not reproduce an unverified pin table. Check the pinout and exposed versus non-exposed package details before soldering or redesigning an existing board.
How much does OPA650U cost?
The only verified quoted OPA650U price is $3.81 from ZDI, with a reported market range of $2.18 to $3.81 and a last transaction date of 2001-01-15. This price must be treated as historical rather than current. As of 2026-10-28, the part is reported obsolete by ZDI, so request a live quotation and lifecycle confirmation before budgeting a production purchase.
Is OPA650U in stock and what is its lead time?
OPA650U availability is uncertain as of 2026-10-28 because the verified sources conflict. Microchip-Price reports the part in stock, while ZDI labels it obsolete and says live pricing is available only on request. No current lead time was provided, so do not rely on the old in-stock statement for production planning. Obtain a written quote, stock confirmation, and obsolete-part traceable-assurance documentation from the supplier.
Can OPA656U replace OPA650U as a drop-in part?
OPA656U is a same-manufacturer candidate worth evaluating, but the retrieved cross-reference data does not prove that it is a drop-in replacement for OPA650U. The OPA656U comparison source discusses package type and other differences, yet the necessary quantified bandwidth, supply, offset, slew-rate, noise, and stability data were not included. Pin compatibility and electrical equivalence must therefore be verified before substitution.
What is the best drop-in replacement for OPA650U?
No verified drop-in replacement for OPA650U was established by the supplied cross-reference search. Although the search identifies OPA656U and several generic cross-reference tools, it does not provide enough part-specific data to establish the same package, pinout, supply range, and critical AC parameters. Treat OPA656U as a candidate requiring engineering review, not as a confirmed drop-in replacement, and validate it in the target circuit.
Is OPA650U the same as OPA656U?
No, OPA650U and OPA656U are related amplifier candidates but cannot be treated as identical from the supplied evidence. OPA650U is documented with 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth and 50 mW power consumption, whereas the retrieved comparison material only confirms that OPA656U is a separate part requiring comparison. Exact differences in bandwidth, power, distortion, supply range, noise, and package details were not supplied.
When should I choose OPA650U over OPA656U?
Choose OPA650U only when the required electrical characteristics match its verified 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth, 50 mW power rating, 5 µA input bias current, and 0.01% settling specification, and when an 8-SOIC footprint is required. Choose OPA656U only after confirming its unavailable specifications and pin arrangement. For a new production design, a currently supported part with complete data is generally preferable to an obsolete amplifier.
Is OPA650U suitable for high-speed instrumentation?
OPA650U is potentially suitable for high-speed instrumentation because it provides 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth, 5 µA input bias current, and fast 0.01% settling. Suitability still depends on the signal bandwidth, closed-loop gain, noise gain, source impedance, output swing, and required settling accuracy. Validate the complete signal chain with the intended feedback network and loading rather than relying on the headline bandwidth alone.
What are the key specifications of OPA650U that engineers should know?
The verified OPA650U specifications are a 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth, 50 mW power consumption, 5 µA input bias current, unity-gain stability, a 5 MHz harmonic-distortion characterization point, and 0.01% settling performance. The device is a one-circuit voltage-feedback amplifier in an 8-pin SOIC package. Supply limits, slew rate, offset voltage, noise density, input and output ranges, and temperature limits remain unverified in the retrieved excerpts.
How should power dissipation and thermal design be evaluated for OPA650U?
The verified 50 mW figure describes the amplifier's low-power operation, but it does not eliminate thermal checks at elevated ambient temperature or high output load. The manufacturer datasheet should provide the maximum supply voltage, output-current limit, power dissipation, and junction-temperature limits. Estimate worst-case dissipation from the actual supply and output swing, then confirm that the PCB and exposed package features can keep the junction below its rated limit.
What layout practices are important for the OPA650U?
Keep the feedback components and sensitive signal paths short, place decoupling capacitors close to the supply pins, and maintain a compact ground return around the amplifier. High-speed feedback loops can pick up parasitic inductance and capacitance, so follow the manufacturer's typical layout and avoid routing critical traces next to switching nodes. Confirm ground-reference continuity and output loading because both can affect stability and measured settling performance.
Is the obsolete OPA650U compliant with RoHS and REACH?
RoHS and REACH compliance for OPA650U could not be confirmed from the supplied verified excerpts. The retrieved product listings provide lifecycle, package, bandwidth, power, bias-current, and pricing information, but they do not state the required compliance declarations. Request the manufacturer material-declaration documents or distributor compliance records for the exact lot before using the part in a regulated new design.
What is the best cross-brand equivalent for OPA650U?
No verified cross-brand drop-in equivalent for OPA650U was found in the supplied alternatives data. The cross-reference results point to searchable tools but do not identify a specific competing manufacturer part with verified SOIC-8 pin compatibility and matching bandwidth, power, supply, noise, offset, and stability characteristics. A candidate should be selected only after its manufacturer datasheet is compared parameter by parameter and the proposed substitute is tested on representative hardware.

Справочные инженерные данные для OPA650U — сравнение, рекомендации по проектированию и информация о соответствии.

Руководство по выбору

Choose OPA650U only for a controlled maintenance, redesign, or qualification situation where the target circuit requires its verified 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth, 5 µA input bias current, 50 mW operation, and 8-SOIC footprint. Because it is reported obsolete, first confirm genuine availability, lot traceability, and acceptable lifecycle risk. OPA656U is a same-manufacturer candidate to investigate, but it must not be treated as a drop-in substitute until its pinout and critical electrical parameters are verified. For a new high-bandwidth design, a currently supported amplifier should generally be preferred because complete supply, noise, offset, swing, slew-rate, and temperature data were not available for OPA650U in the retrieved excerpts. If legacy continuity is mandatory, reproduce the original circuit in the lab and compare frequency response, phase margin, settling, output drive, and distortion against the production requirements.

Сравнение с аналогами

Параметр Этот товар
Package 8-pin SOIC
Brand Texas Instruments
Amplifier Architecture Voltage feedback
Unity-Gain Bandwidth 560 MHz
Power Consumption 50 mW
Input Bias Current 5 µA
Harmonic Characterization Point 5 MHz
Settling Accuracy 0.01%
Gain Stability Unity-gain stable
Lifecycle Status Obsolete

Ключевые отличия

  • High unity-gain bandwidth for a low-power SOIC amplifier (против OPA656U)
  • Low input bias current for higher-impedance source interfaces (против OPA656U)
  • Documented fast settling and harmonic-characterization points (против OPA656U)

Заметки по проектированию

Keep the feedback loop and both amplifier inputs as short as practical, and place the manufacturer-recommended bypass capacitors directly at the supply pins. High-speed operation makes trace inductance and ground impedance significant, so avoid splitting the ground return beneath the device and keep output routing away from sensitive input traces. Validate the physical layout because the retrieved excerpts provide no recommended-land-pattern or bypass-component details.

Do not interpret 560 MHz unity-gain bandwidth as guaranteed usable bandwidth at every closed-loop gain. Noise gain, feedback resistor values, parasitic capacitance, load, and output capacitance determine stability and settling. Build the intended filter or gain stage and verify gain, phase margin, overshoot, and 0.01% settling on hardware with the same source and load conditions planned for production.

Use the verified 50 mW operating figure as a design clue, not as a substitute for worst-case thermal analysis. Check the manufacturer limits for supply voltage, output current, package dissipation, and junction temperature. At elevated ambient temperature or with large output swings, estimate dissipation from actual operating conditions and confirm that the available SOIC copper area and airflow keep the junction below the rated limit.

OPA650U is reported obsolete, so inventory age and lot traceability may be more important than the nominal price. Require supplier traceability, inspect devices for damage or prior rework, and validate every received lot against the manufacturer datasheet and target application. For a new design, compare a currently supported amplifier with complete electrical data before accepting the added supply-chain risk of an obsolete part.

Информация о соответствии

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Без свинца
Unknown
Без галогенов
Unknown
Конфликтные минералы
Unknown

The supplied excerpts do not provide verified OPA650U compliance declarations. The 13-page datasheet listing and lifecycle information were available, but RoHS, REACH, lead-free, halogen-free, and conflict-minerals status require supporting manufacturer or lot documentation.

Данные проверены: 2026-10-28 — данные проверены и курируются командой компонентной инженерии XAIPART

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