16V RRIO Op-Amps: Split COSINE by 0.3–10MHz Bandwidth
Jarwey 2 2026-09-02 15:04:32
When picking a 16 V rail-to-rail op-amp, engineers usually decide three things first: how much bandwidth, how much quiescent current, and which package. COSINE’s catalog groups this tier as “16V RRIO Op-Amps”, with GBP bands around 0.3 / 1 / 5 / 10 MHz so you can trade speed vs power.
Table below follows catalog public metrics (representative PNs). Request the datasheet from Jarwey; qualify on the bench before production.
16V RRIO representative table
| PN | Ch | Supply (V) | GBP (MHz) | Iq | Slew | Package | Import cross-ref | Page |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COS2252SR | 2 | 3.3~16 | 0.3 | 30 µA @16V | 0.25 V/µs | SOP-8 | TLC2252 / TLV2252 | 903 |
| COS2254SR | 4 | 3.3~16 | 0.3 | 30 µA @16V | 0.25 V/µs | SOP-14 | TLC2254 | 904 |
| COS9102SRA | 2 | 3.3~16 | 1.0 | 117 µA @16V | 1.0 V/µs | SOP-8 | TLV9102 | 905 |
| COS9152SRA | 2 | 3.3~16 | 5.0 | 647 µA @16V | 7.4 V/µs | SOP-8 | TLV9152 / TLV2372 | 906 |
| COS9162SRA | 2 | 3.3~16 | 10 | 1200 µA @16V | 14 V/µs | SOP-8 | TLV9162 | 907 |
Each GBP tier usually has 1/2/4-channel package variants in the catalog; the table lists listed sampling-friendly PNs first.
Checklist before you sample (6)
- Supply: rails inside 3.3–16 V (or catalog window).
- Bandwidth / slew: which GBP band (0.3 / 1 / 5 / 10).
- Iq: battery designs often start at the 0.3 MHz micro-power band.
- Channels / package: SOP-8 / SOP-14 land pattern match.
- RRIO: both input and output near the rails?
- Pilot run: measure before primary BOM; datasheet via Jarwey.
Features · applications
- Features: rail-to-rail I/O; bandwidth tiers for power control.
- Applications: sensor buffers, battery instruments, industrial conditioning, portable front-ends.
Datasheet & inquiry
- COS2252SR · COS2254SR · COS9102SRA · COS9152SRA · COS9162SRA
Send import PN, rails, and package to Jarwey for mapping and samples: kerry.w@jarwey.cn · Contact
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