INA129SJD Texas Instruments Integrated Circuit (Ceramic Dual-In-Line Packages) In Stock

The INA129SJD is a precision instrumentation amplifier from Texas Instruments with 113 dB minimum CMRR, 125 µV maximum offset voltage, and 1.3 MHz bandwidth. It is designed for accurate differential signal amplification in sensor and medical applications via an 8-pin ceramic DIP package. From $12.50, in stock, worldwide shipping.

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INA129SJDCeramic Dual-In-Line Packages
Quick Facts
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Package
Ceramic Dual-In-Line Packages
Pin Count
8
Lifecycle
ACTIVE
Category
Integrated Circuit
Temp Range
-55.0°C to 210.0°C
RoHS
Compliant
Lead Time
3–7 business days
Shipping
DHL Express · Worldwide

What are the key features of INA129SJD?

  • 113 dB minimum common-mode rejection ratio for rejecting noise and interference in differential sensor signal chains
  • 125 µV maximum input offset voltage and 0.01 µA bias current enabling high-accuracy millivolt-level signal amplification
  • 1.3 MHz bandwidth supporting precise gain-bandwidth tradeoffs in medical, industrial, and data acquisition instrumentation

What is INA129SJD used for?

The INA129SJD is used in precision bridge amplifier circuits for strain gauge and load cell measurement, where its 113 dB CMRR suppresses common-mode noise from long cable runs in industrial environments. Its 125 µV maximum offset and 0.01 µA input bias current make it ideal for medical biosignal acquisition, ECG front ends, and electrochemical sensor interfaces operating at sub-millivolt signal levels. It is also a strong choice for data acquisition front ends in test and measurement instruments requiring stable, high-accuracy differential amplification up to 1.3 MHz.

What are the specifications of INA129SJD?

Pbfree CodeYes
YTEOL15
Amplifier TypeINSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER
Average Bias Current-Max (IIB)0.01 µA
Bandwidth (3dB)-Nom1.3MHz
Bias Current-Max (IIB) @25C0.01 µA
Common-mode Reject Ratio-Min113dB
Input Offset Current-Max (IIO)0.01 µA
Input Offset Voltage-Max125 µV
JESD-30 CodeR-GDIP-T8
Neg Supply Voltage Limit-Max-18 V
Neg Supply Voltage-Nom (Vsup)-15 V
Non-linearity-Max0.002%
Number of Functions1
Package Body MaterialCERAMIC, GLASS-SEALED
Package Equivalence CodeDIP8,.3
Package ShapeRECTANGULAR
Package StyleIN-LINE
Packing MethodTUBE
Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel)NOT SPECIFIED
Qualification StatusNot Qualified
Slew Rate-Nom4V/us
Supply Current-Max0.75mA
Supply Voltage Limit-Max18V
Supply Voltage-Nom (Vsup)15V
Surface MountNO
TechnologyBIPOLAR
Temperature GradeMILITARY
Terminal FormTHROUGH-HOLE
Terminal Pitch2.54mm
Terminal PositionDUAL
Time@Peak Reflow Temperature-Max (s)NOT SPECIFIED
Voltage Gain-Max10000
Voltage Gain-Min1
Voltage Gain-Nom10
PackageCeramic Dual-In-Line Packages

Compliance & Regulatory

RoHS StatusCompliant
Lead-FreeYes (Pb-Free)
ECCNEAR99
HTS Code8542.33.00.01

Where can I find the INA129SJD datasheet?

INA129SJD Datasheet Download

Official datasheet from Texas Instruments

What are equivalent replacements for INA129SJD?

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Frequently Asked Questions

What CMRR does the INA129SJD provide and why does it matter for bridge sensor amplification?

The INA129SJD achieves a minimum CMRR of 113 dB, meaning common-mode interference on the two input lines is attenuated by over 100,000:1 before reaching the output. This is critical for bridge sensor amplifiers connected to strain gauges or load cells via long cables, where 50 Hz or 60 Hz power-line noise appears as a large common-mode signal that must be rejected to recover the small differential bridge output voltage.

How does the INA129SJD's 0.01 µA bias current benefit electrochemical and biosignal sensor interfaces?

The INA129SJD's 0.01 µA maximum input bias current minimizes the voltage error developed across high-impedance electrochemical sensors and biopotential electrodes. For a 1 MΩ source impedance, this bias current contributes only 10 µV of offset error, well below the 125 µV maximum offset spec, making the INA129SJD suitable for ECG, EEG, and pH electrode front ends where source impedance can reach hundreds of kilohms.

For a precision industrial temperature measurement design, how should gain be set on the INA129SJD?

On the INA129SJD, gain is set by connecting a single external resistor between the RG pins (pins 1 and 8 on the 8-pin DIP); gain is calculated as G = 1 + 49.4 kΩ/RG. For example, a 549 Ω resistor sets a gain of approximately 91, amplifying a 5 mV thermocouple signal to approximately 455 mV, which is within the input range of most 12-bit to 16-bit ADCs used in industrial temperature transmitters.

How does the ceramic DIP package of the INA129SJD affect its use in prototype instrumentation?

The INA129SJD's 8-pin ceramic DIP (R-GDIP-T8) package is directly breadboard- and DIP-socket-compatible, enabling engineers to evaluate and prototype precision amplifier circuits without custom PCBs, which speeds up initial design validation in lab instruments and low-volume medical device prototypes before committing to a surface-mount layout.

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