Analog Devices Inc. AD632BHZ

AD632BHZ Overview
Packages for this product are made from Bulk.For cost-effectiveness, it has been included in the TO-100-10 Metal Can package.Frequently, 4-Quadrant bits per stage are used.The voltage supply for this device is 15V.There is a nominal negative supply voltage provided for -15V.During the period of 1MHz, a modulated radio-frequency signal occupying the frequency range is present.Electronic parts with a number of similarities can be found under its base part number AD632.This is a type of 10-pin electronic component with a high reputation for quality and performance.There is an electronic device in the subcategory Analog Computational Functions that falls under this classification.It is mounted on the PCB using the Through Hole method.125°C is the maximum temperature at which the electronic device should operate.The minimum teperature that the electronic device operate with should be kept at -55°C.As a result, it is ideal for a supply voltage of 6mA.There should be a higher dual supply voltage than 8V.In general, dual supply voltages should be lower than 18V.It is analog IC type ANALOG MULTIPLIER OR DIVIDER.The frequency range of 1MHz is occupied by a modulated radio-frequency signal.It supports the maximum input voltage of 12V, thus designers can fully make use of its flexibility. The unit operates on a dual supply voltage of 15V.It is incorporated with 1 elements.There is a maximum supply voltage limit of 18V.Normal operation requires a minimum supply voltage of 8V.A frequency of no more than 1MHz should be maintained to avoid failures.As a result of working together, the 4 amplifiers provide high efficiency.The voltage released from the output end is 11V.

AD632BHZ Features
Supplied in the TO-100-10 Metal Can package
Bandwidth of 1MHz
Operating supply current of 6mA
4 amplifiers

AD632BHZ Applications
There are a lot of Analog Devices Inc. AD632BHZ Analog Multipliers & Dividers applications.

Digital cameras
Precision measurement
Semiconductor detectors
Proportional operation circuits
Multiplication and division circuits
Portable electronic products powered by batteries
Industrial applications including automation
Scintillation detectors
Tablets
Video and image computer boards