5V Analog Amplification

Reference Design using part VCA2614 by Texas Instruments

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Manufacturer

Texas Instruments
  • Application Category
    Amplifiers and Comparators
  • Product Type
    Analog Amplification

Associated Documents

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Description

  • Low Drop-Out Regulator Connection to the VCA2614 Dual-Channel Voltage-Controlled Amplifier

Key Features

  • Number of Supplies
    Single
  • Supply Voltage
    5 V

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