Introduced as the industry's first single-chip differential amplifier capable of driving 14-bit a/d converters at 70 MHz, the AD8351 supports 10-bit distortion performance at speeds up to 240 MHz.

Differential ports make possible the recovery of signals mixed with common-mode noise, and the use of such ports gives rise to the need for measuring common mode rejection ratio (CMRR). Circuit blocks ...

Since its first appearance in 1999, the single to differential application of wideband fully differential amplifiers (FDAs) have used a resistor to ground as part of the input match at the cost of ...