32-Channel, High-Voltage Amplifier Resides On Single Chip

Oct. 1, 2001
Housed in a 240-pin QFP, the MA32 is touted as the industry's first 32-channel, high-voltage monolithic amplifier. Measuring less than 1.5 in2, the device is designed to drive capacitive loads in MEMS-based optical switches. It is said to drastically

Housed in a 240-pin QFP, the MA32 is touted as the industry's first 32-channel, high-voltage monolithic amplifier. Measuring less than 1.5 in2, the device is designed to drive capacitive loads in MEMS-based optical switches. It is said to drastically reduce board space requirements in switching circuitry that can include more than 1,000 3D mirror arrays requiring two amplifier drivers per channel per mirror.Other MA32 features include operation up to 300V, an output voltage up to 290V per channel, and a quiescent current of 100 µA per channel. The IC is designed for independent channel operation using the output of a D/A converter to drive each input, with the gain for each driver internally set for 50V/V. Price is $149.70 each/10K. APEX MICROTECHNOLOGY CORP., Tucson, AZ. (800) 546-2739.

Company: APEX MICROTECHNOLOGY CORP.

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