Texas Instruments INA132UG4

INA132UG4 Overview
A SOIC case is used to package the op amp. It is estimated that there will be 8 terminations in the next few months. There are a total of 8 pins on this op amp. It is important to remember that this op amp should be operated at a voltage of 15V volts. There are 8 pins on this chip. In terms of the input offset voltage, instrumentation amplifier rates at 500μV. An 160μA volt supply current is needed for this linear amplifier to operate. There should be no change in the voltage gain. In order for op amp to function properly, the temperature should not be lower than -40°C degrees Celsius. Instrumentation amplifier should only be used at temperatures up to 85°C. There are a total of 1 elements in this linear amplifier. The operating supply voltage of the buffer op amp is rated at 5V. I would like to point out that this electrical component is capable of working from a voltage below 36V as far as the power supply is concerned. As a general rule, it is advisable to keep the op amp's supply voltage above 2.7V at all times. The dual supply voltage of 18V should be used for the conduct of this electronic component. There is a quiescent current of 160μA in this operational amplifier circuit. 80kOhm should be the range of resistance for the linear amplifier. There is also another type of analog IC used in this op amp ic that is called a ANALOG CIRCUIT-type IC. I would like to draw your attention to the following extra benefit of this buffer amplifier: IT CAN ALSO OPERATE WITH 2.7V TO 36V SINGLE SUPPLY.

INA132UG4 Features
8 Pins
supply voltage of 15V
0dB voltage gain
Resistance of 80kOhm


INA132UG4 Applications
There are a lot of Texas Instruments
INA132UG4 Instrumentational OP Amps applications.


Addition operation circuits
Subtraction operation circuits
single/dual op amp sum and difference circuits
Integrator circuits
Differentiator circuits
Logarithmic operation circuits
Exponential operation circuits
Multiplication circuits
Division circuits
Precision measurement