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MCP601T-I/ST-TUDI AI Analysis:
Datasheet, Specs, Alternatives & ECAD

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MCP601T-I/ST-TUDI product

MCP601T-I/ST-TUDI

Amplifiers

CMOS op ampsingle channelTSSOP-8rail-to-rail outputunity-gain stable11 MHz

MCP601T-I/ST-TUDI is a single CMOS op amp in TSSOP-8 for low-voltage analog signal conditioning. The electrical tables specify 2.1 V to 5.5 V operation, rail-to-rail input/output behavior, and 11 MHz typical gain-bandwidth.

Best for

  • Low-voltage sensor interfaces
  • General-purpose analog filtering
  • ADC signal driving with suitable load conditions

Avoid if

  • Applications requiring confirmed compliance or lifecycle status
  • Direct capacitive-load drive without stability verification

Check before use

  • Confirm the TSSOP-8 footprint from an approved package drawing
  • Check output swing at the actual load current
  • Validate conflicting datasheet family-level specifications

Key specifications

Supply range
2.1 V to 5.5 V
Gain-bandwidth product
11 MHz typical
Slew rate
9 V/µs typical
Package
TSSOP-8

Compliance & Environment

RoHS
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REACH
-
MSL
-
ECCN
-
HTSUS
-

Application

Sensor signal conditioningData acquisitionPortable analog equipment

Datasheet

C36533671.pdf

800 KB

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Questions & answers

It is TD's single-channel MCP601-family CMOS operational amplifier supplied in a TSSOP-8 package. It is unity-gain stable and intended for low-voltage single-supply or dual-supply analog circuits.