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STMicroelectronics AG revealed a new generation of ICs using an sophisticated manufacturing process that helps save energy, improve accuracy and simplify the style of sensors for programs from automotive consumer electronics to smart buildings and industrial controls.

The ICs are miniature amplifiers (op-amps) used to condition very small sensor signals. Benefiting from the advanced 16V CMOS manufacturing process, produced in-house, ST’s new op-amps deliver greater accuracy than existing devices, with better long-term stability. Moreover, the procedure enables tiny pass away sizes permitting ultra-small surface-mount offers. Extremely low energy consumption makes the op-amps well suited for battery or solar-powered tools.  Integrated Circuit(IC)

The new op-amps also have improved electro-static discharge protection, approximately 4 kV, and can operate from -40°C to 125°C permitting use in harsh business or automotive situations. ST will relieve automotive-qualified versions of these units in 2013. The TSX561, TSX562 and TSX564, containing one (single), two (double) and four (quad) op-amps respectively, operate over a wide supply-voltage cover anything from 3V to 16V, allowing make use of with a variety of industry-standard present voltages such as 3V, 5V, 12V or ±5V. The new gadgets join ST’s broad op-amp collection, which give designers many selections of operating existing, precision characteristics, Gain-Bandwidth Item (GBP) and strength consumption. These include the actual TSV5 series offering comparable performance for 5V functioning, and the 10V TS94 series that pulls just 1.2μA for use in low-speed software up to 10 kHz.  Integrated Circuit(IC)
Major features of TSX56 series:

• Input-offset voltage (max): 600 µV
• Input bias current: 1 pA
• Quiescent current (typical): 240 µA (at 5V)
• Gain-Bandwidth Product (typical): 900 kHz

Options:

• SOT23-5 (TSX561 single)
• DFN8 2 x 2mm, MiniSO-8 (TSX562 dual)
• QFN16 3 x 3mm, TSSOP14 (TSX564 quad)

The TSX56 series are in mass production now, priced from $0.50 depending on the configuration/package, in quantities of 1,000 units.