
The AD8130AR is a high-speed differential receiver amplifier designed for precision signal transmission over twisted-pair cables. As part of the AD8129/AD8130 family, it excels in converting differential signals to single-ended outputs with excellent signal fidelity. With a wide −3 dB bandwidth of 270 MHz and an exceptional slew rate of 1090 V/µs, it is ideal for transmitting analog or digital video and high-speed data. The AD8130AR provides superb common-mode rejection measured at 94 dB at low frequencies and 70 dB at 10 MHz, allowing it to operate effectively even over low-cost, unshielded cabling. It supports a wide power supply range, from a single +4.5 V to dual ±12.6 V rails, enabling use across diverse system voltages without the need for isolation transformers. The AD8130 is unity-gain stable and best suited for high-bandwidth, low-gain applications.
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Pin Number |
Pin Name |
Description |
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1 |
+IN |
Non-inverting input (positive differential input) |
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2 |
–VS |
Negative power supply voltage |
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3 |
PD̅ |
Power-down control (active low) |
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4 |
REF |
Reference voltage input (sets output common mode) |
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5 |
FB |
Feedback pin (for setting gain or stability) |
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6 |
OUT |
Output of the amplifier |
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7 |
+VS |
Positive power supply voltage |
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8 |
–IN |
Inverting input (negative differential input) |

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High Bandwidth: The AD8130AR supports a −3 dB bandwidth of 270 MHz at unity gain, allowing it to handle fast analog and digital signals with minimal loss or delay. This makes it suitable for high-frequency applications such as video transmission and high-speed data links.
Fast Slew Rate: With a very high slew rate of 1090 volts per microsecond, the amplifier can respond quickly to rapid changes in input signal, ensuring sharp signal transitions and reducing distortion in fast-changing waveforms.
Excellent Common-Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR): The AD8130AR achieves 94 dB CMRR from DC to 100 kHz, 80 dB at 2 MHz, and 70 dB at 10 MHz. This allows it to reject unwanted noise or interference that appears equally on both inputs, even at high frequencies for use with unshielded twisted-pair cables.
High Input Impedance: Its high input impedance ensures minimal loading on the signal source, preserving signal integrity and making it easier to interface with other circuits.
Wide Input Common-Mode Voltage Range: The wide common-mode range means the amplifier can accept input voltages that swing far above or below ground without distortion, even without the use of transformers.
Low Input Noise: The AD8130AR maintains a low noise floor, making it suitable for precision applications such as instrumentation and medical devices.
Low Distortion: The amplifier offers very low total harmonic distortion, measured at −79 dBc for a 1 V p-p signal at 5 MHz. This ensures accurate signal reproduction in applications such as video or RF baseband transmission.
Wide Power Supply Range: It can operate from a single supply starting at +4.5 V or from dual supplies up to ±12.6 V, offering compatibility with a wide range of system voltages and improving design adaptability.
Power-Down Function: The integrated power-down pin allows to disable the device when not needed, conserving power in battery-operated or energy-sensitive applications.

The block diagram illustrates the internal structure of the AD8130 and its variant AD8130AR, both of which function as differential receiver amplifier. At the core of the device are two internal differential amplifiers arranged to process a single-ended input signal (V_IN) and produce a differential output. The signal enters at Pin 1 (non-inverting input) and flows through two matched internal amplifiers that maintain excellent common-mode rejection and signal fidelity. Pin 5 is grounded through resistor RG, while feedback resistor RF connects the output back to the inverting path, setting the gain according to the formula:

This feedback arrangement ensures stability and precise gain control. Power is supplied to the device via Pins 2 and 7, which are connected to the negative and positive supply rails respectively (-VS and +VS). Pin 6 outputs the final amplified signal, and Pin 3 (PD) allows for power-down control to save power when the device is not in use. The internal differential architecture minimizes distortion and external interference, making the AD8130 series suitable for demanding high-speed applications such as precision video signal distribution over twisted-pair lines.
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Type |
Parameter |
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Manufacturer |
Analog Devices Inc. |
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Packaging |
Tube |
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Part Status |
Obsolete |
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Amplifier Type |
Differential |
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Number of Circuits |
1 |
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Slew Rate |
1100 V/µs |
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-3dB Bandwidth |
290 MHz |
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Current - Input Bias |
500 nA |
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Voltage - Input Offset |
400 µV |
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Current - Supply |
13 mA |
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Current - Output / Channel |
40 mA |
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Voltage - Supply Span (Min) |
4.5 V |
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Voltage - Supply Span (Max) |
25.2 V |
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Operating Temperature |
-40°C ~ 85°C |
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Mounting Type |
Surface Mount |
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Package / Case |
8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width) |
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Supplier Device Package |
8-SOIC |
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Base Product Number |
AD8130 |
High-Speed Differential Line Receivers
The AD8130AR is purpose-built to receive high-frequency differential signals transmitted over twisted-pair cables. Its excellent common-mode rejection and wide bandwidth ensure the signal remains clean and accurate even when external electrical noise is present. This makes it ideal for use in industrial automation, communication links, or environments where EMI and crosstalk are concerns.
Differential-to-Single-Ended Conversion
In many systems, signals are transmitted in differential form for noise immunity but must be converted to single-ended signals for further processing. The AD8130AR handles this conversion with minimal distortion and wide voltage support, enabling clean and efficient interfacing between differential outputs and single-ended ADCs, DSPs, or analog systems.
High-Speed Instrumentation Amplifiers
Thanks to its high input impedance, low noise, and exceptional linearity, the AD8130AR is well-suited for instrumentation applications. It allows precise differential measurements and amplification without adding system noise, making it valuable in scientific, medical, or industrial sensor interfaces.
Level Shifting Applications
The AD8130AR accommodates a wide input common-mode voltage range, allowing it to shift voltage levels between systems with differing ground potentials. This is useful in systems that span long distances or connect different power domains without requiring isolation transformers or additional hardware.
Analog and Digital Video Signal Transmission
With its wide bandwidth and low distortion, the AD8130AR is ideal for transmitting analog or digital video signals over twisted-pair cables. It preserves image clarity and timing integrity, making it suitable for video surveillance systems, broadcast equipment, or machine vision setups requiring long-distance transmission.
High-Speed Data Transmission Systems
In data communication systems, signal degradation over distance is a major concern. The AD8130AR mitigates this by maintaining high signal fidelity even over extended cable lengths, ensuring that fast digital signals arrive intact. It's a great choice for systems like Ethernet over twisted pair, data acquisition units, or digital control backplanes.
The AD8130ARZ-REEL is functionally identical to the AD8130AR, featuring the same 270 MHz bandwidth, 1090 V/µs slew rate, and high CMRR. The key difference lies in its packaging format, this version comes in a lead-free, RoHS-compliant reel suitable for automated SMT (Surface Mount Technology) assembly. It is ideal for high-volume manufacturing environments seeking environmental compliance and efficient production processes.
This variant, AD8130ARMZ-REEL, shares all core electrical characteristics of the AD8130AR but comes in a Mini Small Outline Package (MSOP-8) rather than the standard SOIC. The MSOP format offers a smaller footprint, making it ideal for compact or space-constrained PCB designs without compromising performance. It is a top choice for portable or dense embedded systems.
The AD8130ARMZ-REEL7 is the same device as the ARMZ-REEL version but supplied in a 7-inch tape-and-reel format optimized for specific pick-and-place systems. It maintains the same high-speed, low-distortion characteristics, offering convenience for assembly lines that require tighter reel tolerances or smaller batch runs.
Active Feedback Architecture
Unlike traditional op-amps, the AD8130AR uses an active feedback design that separates the input and feedback paths. This reduces the interaction between signal and feedback, improving stability and minimizing distortion. It also enhances the device's ability to reject common-mode noise, making it more suitable for differential signal processing over long distances.
High Bandwidth and Slew Rate
The amplifier offers a bandwidth of 270 MHz and a lightning-fast slew rate of 1090 V/µs. These characteristics allow it to handle fast edges and high-frequency content with minimal delay or signal loss, making it ideal for applications like video transmission, RF baseband, or digital communication systems.
Low Distortion and Noise
With an input noise level of just 12.5 nV/√Hz and harmonic distortion as low as −79 dBc at 5 MHz, the AD8130AR ensures clean, high-fidelity signal amplification. This makes it ideal for sensitive instrumentation and precision data acquisition.
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Parameter |
Dimension (mm) |
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Body Width |
3.80 – 4.00 |
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Body Length |
4.80 – 5.00 |
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Overall Width (with leads) |
5.80 – 6.20 |
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Body Height |
1.35 – 1.75 |
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Lead Pitch (Pin Spacing) |
1.27 (BSC) |
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Lead Width |
0.25 – 0.50 |
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Lead Thickness |
0.17 – 0.25 |
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Lead Length (from package) |
0.40 – 1.27 |
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Standoff Height |
0.10 – 0.25 |
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Coplanarity |
0.10 (Max) |
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Lead Bend Angle |
0° – 8° |

The AD8130AR is manufactured by Analog Devices Inc. (ADI), a globally renowned semiconductor company recognized for its leadership in high-performance analog, mixed-signal, and digital signal processing technologies. Founded in 1965 and headquartered in Wilmington, Massachusetts, ADI has built a strong reputation for delivering precision components that power everything from industrial automation and instrumentation to communications infrastructure and advanced consumer electronics. Analog Devices emphasizes quality, innovation, and long-term reliability, making its components, including the AD8130AR trusted solutions in demanding engineering environments. With extensive design support, robust documentation, and proven manufacturing excellence, ADI ensures that the AD8130AR meets rigorous standards for signal fidelity and system performance.
The AD8130AR is a smart choice when you need a reliable amplifier that keeps signals clean, even over long cables or in noisy places. It has a wide range of uses from video systems and high-speed data to test equipment and sensors. It works well with different power supplies and comes in several package types to fit various designs. Its strong performance, low noise, and trusted quality from Analog Devices make it great for anyone building fast and accurate electronics.
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Yes, its high common-mode rejection (up to 94 dB) makes it excellent for unshielded twisted-pair cables, maintaining clean signal quality even in noisy environments.
No, thanks to its wide input common-mode voltage range and high CMRR, it can operate effectively without the need for isolation transformers, simplifying circuit design and reducing cost.
With a total harmonic distortion as low as −79 dBc at 5 MHz and a 270 MHz bandwidth, it ensures clean signal processing even in high-frequency applications like video or RF.
Yes, it is designed to handle both analog and digital signals, making it versatile for applications ranging from video processing to high-speed data acquisition systems.
Its high CMRR and differential architecture help suppress electromagnetic interference, allowing clean signal conversion even in electrically noisy industrial or telecom environments.
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