Programmable and Variable Gain Amplifiers (PGAs/VGAs) are amplifiers whose gain can be adjusted electronically, providing flexible signal amplification. They are used in communication systems, signal processing, and instrumentation, offering precise control over amplification. PGAs and VGAs offer features such as high linearity, low noise, and wide gain range, making them essential for applications requiring adjustable signal amplification. Their ability to provide flexible and precise gain control makes them valuable for optimizing signal processing and performance.
- Analog Devices AD75068AJ
- onsemi LA7791T-MPB-E
- Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated MAX3518ETP+
- Analog Devices AD8376ACPZ-WP
- Texas Instruments LMH6521SQE
- Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated MAX3509EUP
- Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated MAX3509EUP+
- Analog Devices AD8337BCPZ-WP
- Analog Devices ADL6317ACCZ-R7
- Texas Instruments CLC5526MSAX/NOPB
- Analog Devices Inc./Maxim Integrated MAX3514EEP+
- Analog Devices AD8332ACP-REEL
- Analog Devices AD75062AD
- Analog Devices AD8332ACP-REEL7
- Analog Devices AD8372ACPZ-WP
- Texas Instruments LMH6503MT
- Texas Instruments LMH6505MMX/NOPB
- Texas Instruments CLC520AJ-QML
- Texas Instruments CLC5523IN
- Analog Devices AD8330ACP-REEL7