Shock Sensor Amplifier ICs

Shock sensor amplifiers are analog ICs that convert electric charge generated by a shock sensor into a voltage signal. They contain a high-impedance circuit to amplify low-frequency signals efficiently. The sensor/amplifier combinations allow a system to either stop the write operation or include a feed-forward operation to compensate for excessive shock and continue operation.

Application Examples

This figure shows the Application Examples of Shock Sensor Amplifier ICs.

Block Diagram

This is the block diagram of TA6066FNG.

This is the block diagram of TA6073AFNG.

This is the block diagram of TB6078AFUG.

This is the block diagram of TB6082FNG.

This is the block diagram of TB6079AFNG/AFKG.

This is the block diagram of TB6086FKG.

Roadmap

This figure shows the roadmap of Shock Sensor Amplifier ICs.

Product Lineup

Part Number	Function	Highlights	Package	Status
TB6066FNG	Charged amplifier (Feed-forward applications)	Low-noise circuit applications, single-channel, 3 op-amps, Window comparator	SSOP16	MP
TB6073AFNG	Charged amplifier (Feed-forward applications)	Low-noise circuit applications, dual-channel, adjustable sensitivity	SSOP16	MP
TB6078AFUG	Charged amplifier (Feed-forward applications)	Low-noise circuit applications, single-channel, adjustable sensitivity, small package	SM8	MP
TB6082FNG	Charged amplifier (Feed-forward applications)	Low-noise circuit applications, single-channel, adjustable sensitivity, small package, notch filter	SSOP10	MP
TB6079AFNG	Charged amplifier (Signal processing applications)	2.3- to 5.5-V single power supply, Window comparator, 2 op-amps, reference amp	SSOP16	MP
TB6079AFKG	Charged amplifier (Signal processing applications)	2.3- to 5.5-V single power supply, Window comparator, 2 op-amps, reference amp	VSSOP16	MP
TB6086FKG	Charged amplifier (Signal processing applications)	3.0- to 5.5-V single power supply, Window comparator, notch filter	VSSOP16	MP

MP: Mass production

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