AD707–Typical Characteristics+V+VSS35–0.5–0.530+V+ V ± VOUT–1.0–1.025–1.5–1.5RL = 2k Ω 20@ +25 ° C ± 15V SUPPLIES15+1.5+1.510+1.0+1.0– VOUT–VOUTPUT VOLTAGE – V p -p+0.5OUTPUT VOLTAGE SWING –+0.55COMMOM-MODE VOLTAGE LIMIT – V(REFERRED TO SUPPLY VOLTAGES)(REFERRED TO SUPPLY VOLTAGES)–V–VSS005101520250510152025101001k10kSUPPLY VOLTAGE – ± VSUPPLY VOLTAGE – ± VLOAD RESISTANCE – Ω Figure 1. Input Common-Mode Figure 2. Output Voltage Swing Figure 3. Output Voltage Swing Range vs. Supply Voltage vs. Supply Voltage vs. Load Resistance OBSOLETE410010090256 UNITSIO = 1mATESTED1080 – 55 ° C TO +125 ° C Ω 370160AV = +10002500.1DUAL-IN-LINE PACKAGE40AV = +1PLASTIC (N) or CERDIP (Q)0.01NUMBER OF UNITS 30CHANGE IN OFFSET – µV 1METAL CAN (H) PACKAGE20OUTPUT IMPEDANCE –0.00110000.000101234–0.4 –0.3 –0.2 –0.100.10.20.30.40.11101001k10k100kTIME AFTER POWER ON – MinutesOFFSET VOLTAGE DRIFT – µV/ ° CFREQUENCY – Hz Figure 4. Offset Voltage Warm-Up Figure 5. Typical Distribution of Figure 6. Output Impedance vs. Drift Offset Voltage Drift Frequency 404540 √ Hz 3530100309025I/F CORNER200.7Hz20INVERTING OR151010100%INPUT VOLTAGE NOISE – nV/VOLTAGE NOISE – 100nV/Div5NONINVERTING INPUT CURRENT – mA00TIME – 1sec/Div01101000.010.1110100DIFFERENTIAL VOLTAGE – ± VFREQUENCY – Hz Figure 7. Input Current vs. Figure 8. Input Noise Spectral Figure 9. 0.1 Hz to 10 Hz Voltage Differential Input Voltage Density Noise –4– REV. B