Model No: THS7365IPWR
Texas Instruments THS7365IPWR
Manufacturer: Texas Instruments
SEMICON NO.: THS7365IPWR
Package: 20-TSSOP
Stock: In stock
Description: Video Amplifier 6 Circuits RRO
SEMICON NO.: THS7365IPWR
Package: 20-TSSOP
Stock: In stock
Description: Video Amplifier 6 Circuits RRO
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| Mfr | Texas Instruments |
| Device Type | 6-Channel Video Amplifie |
| Technology | SiGe BiCom3X process |
| Number of Channels / Circuits | 6 |
| Output Type | Rail‑to‑Rail (RRO) |
| -3dB Bandwidth | 36 MHz (HD Channels), 9.5 MHz (SD Channels) |
| Filter Order | 6th‑Order Low‑Pass |
| Slew Rate (SR) | 500 V/µs |
| Differential Gain | 0.2% |
| Gain | 6 dB (Fixed) |
| Supply Voltage | 2.6 V to 5.5 V (Single) |
| Operating Supply Current | 21.6 mA (Typ) / 27 mA (Max) |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Package | 20-TSSOP |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Compliance | RoHS Compliant |
THS7365IPWR 6-Channel Video Amplifie
The THS7365IPWR is a six‑channel integrated video buffer amplifier manufactured by Texas Instruments using SiGe BiCom3X semiconductor technology, packaged in a 20‑pin TSSOP surface‑mount housing and shipped on tape‑and‑reel for automated PCB assembly. This single‑supply device combines three standard‑definition and three high‑definition video channels with bypassable sixth‑order Butterworth low‑pass reconstruction filters, fixed 6‑dB internal gain and rail‑to‑rail output stages.
Operating across a wide supply range of 2.7 V‑5.0 V and industrial temperature from ‑40 °C to +85 °C, it supports flexible AC‑coupled sync‑tip clamping and DC‑coupled 300‑mV output level shift, delivers low differential gain‑phase error and excellent 75‑ohm video line‑driving capability, making it a compact, low‑power conditioning solution for SD and HD analog video signal reconstruction, buffering and anti‑aliasing filtering in multimedia hardware designs.
FAQ
Q: What are the filter cutoff frequencies for SD and HD channels?
A: SD channels operate at 9.5 MHz while HD channels use a 36 MHz cutoff, and filters can be bypassed for wideband signal transmission.
Q: Can this chip drive multiple 75‑ohm video loads?
A: Yes, each output channel can drive two 75‑ohm terminated video cables for signal splitting without external buffer circuits.
Q: Is an external gain resistor required?
A: No external resistor is needed, as the amplifier provides a fixed 6‑dB gain internally.
Alternative Analog Video IC Parts
● THS7364IPWR: 6‑channel video buffer with similar architecture, without integrated low‑pass filters, suitable for projects that implement external video filtering circuits.
● THS7303: Triple‑channel SD‑only video amplifier from Texas Instruments, cost‑effective substitute for designs requiring only standard‑definition signal conditioning.
● AD8145: Analog Devices high‑performance wideband video buffer cross‑brand alternative with ultra‑low distortion for premium‑quality analog video systems.
● THS7353: Three‑channel HD‑optimized video amplifier, compact replacement for designs that do not need simultaneous SD and HD signal paths.
The THS7365IPWR is a six‑channel integrated video buffer amplifier manufactured by Texas Instruments using SiGe BiCom3X semiconductor technology, packaged in a 20‑pin TSSOP surface‑mount housing and shipped on tape‑and‑reel for automated PCB assembly. This single‑supply device combines three standard‑definition and three high‑definition video channels with bypassable sixth‑order Butterworth low‑pass reconstruction filters, fixed 6‑dB internal gain and rail‑to‑rail output stages.
Operating across a wide supply range of 2.7 V‑5.0 V and industrial temperature from ‑40 °C to +85 °C, it supports flexible AC‑coupled sync‑tip clamping and DC‑coupled 300‑mV output level shift, delivers low differential gain‑phase error and excellent 75‑ohm video line‑driving capability, making it a compact, low‑power conditioning solution for SD and HD analog video signal reconstruction, buffering and anti‑aliasing filtering in multimedia hardware designs.
FAQ
Q: What are the filter cutoff frequencies for SD and HD channels?
A: SD channels operate at 9.5 MHz while HD channels use a 36 MHz cutoff, and filters can be bypassed for wideband signal transmission.
Q: Can this chip drive multiple 75‑ohm video loads?
A: Yes, each output channel can drive two 75‑ohm terminated video cables for signal splitting without external buffer circuits.
Q: Is an external gain resistor required?
A: No external resistor is needed, as the amplifier provides a fixed 6‑dB gain internally.
Alternative Analog Video IC Parts
● THS7364IPWR: 6‑channel video buffer with similar architecture, without integrated low‑pass filters, suitable for projects that implement external video filtering circuits.
● THS7303: Triple‑channel SD‑only video amplifier from Texas Instruments, cost‑effective substitute for designs requiring only standard‑definition signal conditioning.
● AD8145: Analog Devices high‑performance wideband video buffer cross‑brand alternative with ultra‑low distortion for premium‑quality analog video systems.
● THS7353: Three‑channel HD‑optimized video amplifier, compact replacement for designs that do not need simultaneous SD and HD signal paths.
