Active filters amplify desired signals while rejecting unwanted frequencies, and can be tailored to meet application-specific requirements in electronics.
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INA197AIDBVTG4
Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments' INA197AIDBVTG4 is a small outline, low profile operational amplifier with 5 terminals. It has a rectangular package shape and is surface mountable. With a temperature grade of automotive, it's ideal for automotive applications requiring high precision amplification in compact spaces.
Operational Amplifier
1
Operational Amplifiers
260 °C (500 °F)
30 s
0.114 in (2.9 mm)
0.063 in (1.6 mm)
0.057 in (1.45 mm)
5
0.037 in (0.95 mm)
Dual
Gull Wing
Nickel Palladium Gold
Plastic/Epoxy
Yes
2
Automotive
No
R-PDSO-G5
e4
LSSOP
Rectangular
Small Outline, Low Profile, Shrink Pitch
INA198AIDBVTG4
Texas Instruments' INA198AIDBVTG4 is an Operational Amplifier with 2000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 100dB Min Common Mode Reject Ratio, and 1V/us Nominal Slow Rate. Ideal for automotive applications due to its -40 to 125 °C operating temperature range and 80V Max Common Mode Voltage.
200 kHz
80 V
100 dB
2000 uV
100
1 V/us
-40 °C (-40 °F)
125 °C (257 °F)
LMV710IDBVRE4
LMV710IDBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 3200uV, nominal voltage of 2.7V, and min voltage gain of 6300. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring low-bias amplification in a compact package style with surface mount capabilities.
Voltage Feedback
BICMOS
2.7/5 V
5 MHz
75 dB
3200 uV
6300
5 V/us
2.7 V
6 V
85 °C (185 °F)
1.9 mA
Industrial
Tape And Reel
TSOP5/6,.11,37
LMV711IDBVRE4
LMV711IDBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 3200uV and nominal common mode reject ratio of 75dB. It operates at a supply voltage of 2.7/5V, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring low-bias amplification with a unity gain bandwidth of 5000kHz.
6
R-PDSO-G6
TSOP6,.11,37
LMV821DBVRE4
LMV821DBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 4000uV and nominal common mode reject ratio of 85dB. It operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C and is ideal for industrial applications requiring low power consumption and high voltage gain.
BIPOLAR
2.5/5 V
85 dB
4000 uV
10000
1.7 V/us
140 nA
100 nA
5.5 V
0 V
600 μA
LMV821DBVTE4
LMV821DBVTE4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 4000 uV. It operates at a nominal voltage of 2.7 V and has a min voltage gain of 10000, making it ideal for industrial applications requiring low power consumption and high precision signal amplification in compact designs.
LMV821IDBVRE4
LMV821IDBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 5500uV, Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 85dB, and Nominal Unity Gain Bandwidth of 5000kHz. It is suitable for automotive applications due to its low profile design, micropower technology, and wide operating temperature range.
5500 uV
LMV821IDBVTE4
LMV821IDBVTE4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 5500 uV and nominal common mode reject ratio of 85 dB. It is ideal for automotive applications due to its low profile package style, operating temperature range from -40 to 125 °C, and frequency compensation feature.
LMV931IDBVRE4
LMV931IDBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 6000 uV, ideal for automotive applications. Featuring a nominal voltage of 1.8 V and a unity gain bandwidth of 1400 kHz, this op amp offers low bias current at 0.065 uA @25C for efficient performance in compact designs. With its small outline package style and surface mount capability, it is suitable for space-constrained electronic systems requiring high precision amplification.
1.8/5 V
1.4 MHz
81 dB
6000 uV
4470
0.35 V/us
75 nA
65 nA
1.8 V
230 μA
LPV321DBVRE4
LPV321DBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 10000 uV, ideal for industrial applications. It features a nominal voltage of 5 V and a min operating temperature of -40 °C, making it suitable for micropower systems. With a package style of SMALL OUTLINE, LOW PROFILE, SHRINK PITCH, this op amp offers high performance in a compact design.
237 kHz
71 dB
10000 uV
0.1 V/us
60 nA
50 nA
5 V
15 μA
LPV321IDBVRE4
LPV321IDBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 11000 uV, Nominal Voltage of 5 V, and Nominal Unity Gain Bandwidth of 237 kHz. It is ideal for automotive applications due to its low profile design, micropower technology, and wide operating temperature range from -40 to 125 °C.
11000 uV
40 μA
OPA2337EA/3KG4
OPA2337EA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 3000 uV, low bias current of 0.00001 uA, and nominal unity gain bandwidth of 3000 kHz. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with surface mount capabilities.
CMOS
3/5 V
3 MHz
90 dB
74 dB
3000 uV
100000
1.2 V/us
10 pA
7.5 V
2 mA
8
0.026 in (0.65 mm)
R-PDSO-G8
TSSOP8,.1
OPA2652E/250G4
OPA2652E/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-feedback operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 7000 uV and a max average bias current of 25 uA. It is commonly used in industrial applications due to its wideband capability and high common mode reject ratio.
±5 V
700 MHz
95 dB
7000 uV
500
335 V/us
1 uA
25 uA
15 uA
6.5 V
-5 V
-6.5 V
13.2 mA
OPA334AIDBVRG4
Texas Instruments OPA334AIDBVRG4 is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with low-offset and low-bias features. It has a max input offset voltage of 5uV, nominal voltage of 5V, and operates in automotive-grade temperatures. Ideal for micropower applications requiring high common mode rejection ratio and low bias current.
Chooper Stab
2 MHz
130 dB
110 dB
5 uV
316000
1.6 V/us
400 pA
200 pA
7 V
350 μA
Nickel/Palladium/Gold
OPA335AIDBVRG4
OPA335AIDBVRG4 by Texas Instruments is a low-offset operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 5 uV. It has a nominal common mode reject ratio of 130 dB and operates at a max supply voltage of 7 V. This amplifier is suitable for automotive applications due to its temperature grade and low-bias characteristics.
±1.35/±2.75/2.7/5.5 V
OPA336N/3KG4
OPA336N/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with low-offset and low-bias features. It operates on a 5V supply voltage, has a max input offset voltage of 125uV, and offers a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 100kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact designs.
100 kHz
80 dB
125 uV
31600
0.03 V/us
60 pA
32 μA
OPA336NA/250G4
OPA336NA/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a low-offset, micropower operational amplifier with 86 dB CMRR and 100 kHz unity gain bandwidth. Ideal for industrial applications, it operates at -40 to 85 °C with a supply voltage of 5V, consuming only 0.032 mA. Its compact design in small outline package makes it suitable for space-constrained designs requiring high precision amplification.
86 dB
500 uV
OPA336NJ/3KG4
OPA336NJ/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with low bias and micropower features. It offers a max input offset voltage of 2500 uV, nominal unity gain bandwidth of 100 kHz, and min slew rate of 0.03 V/us. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact designs.
2500 uV
31620
OPA344NA/250G4
OPA344NA/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with low bias current (0.00001 uA) and micropower feature. It operates at industrial temperature range (-40 to 85 °C) with a supply voltage of 3/5V, making it suitable for precision applications requiring low power consumption. The amplifier offers high common mode rejection ratio (92 dB) and unity gain bandwidth of 1000 kHz, ideal for sensor interfaces and battery-powered devices.
1 MHz
92 dB
76 dB
1200 uV
0.8 V/us
1 pA
250 μA
OPA344NA/3KG4
OPA344NA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with low bias current and CMOS technology. It offers a max input offset voltage of 1200uV, nominal unity gain bandwidth of 1000kHz, and operates in industrial temperature range. Ideal for applications requiring low power consumption and precise signal amplification in compact designs.
OPA345NA/3KG4
OPA345NA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with low bias current (0.00001 uA), high common mode rejection (92 dB), and micropower design. Ideal for industrial applications, it operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C, with a unity gain bandwidth of 3000 kHz.
YES (AVCL>=5)
2 V/us
OPA355NA/250G4
OPA355NA/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 100 MHz bandwidth, 80 dB CMRR, and 200 kHz unity gain BW. Ideal for automotive applications due to low bias current, VFB architecture, and wideband performance.
±1.25/±2.75/2.5/5.5 V
100 MHz
200 MHz
66 dB
9000 uV
300 V/us
50 pA
11 mA
OPA356AIDBVTG4
OPA356AIDBVTG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with a bandwidth of 100MHz, ideal for automotive applications. It features low bias current of 0.00005uA and unity gain bandwidth of 450kHz, making it suitable for precision signal processing in harsh environments. With a compact rectangular package and surface mount capability, this op amp offers high performance in a small form factor.
450 MHz
14 mA
OPA363AIDBVTG4
OPA363AIDBVTG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 2500uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 90dB Nominal CMRR, and 7000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low bias current, small form factor, and wide operating temperature range of -40 to 125°C.
2/5 V
7 MHz
19950
3.6 V
750 μA
OPA363IDBVTG4
OPA363IDBVTG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 500 uV and a max average bias current of 0.00001 uA. It is commonly used in automotive applications due to its low-offset and low-bias characteristics.
OPA691IDBVTG4
OPA691IDBVTG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 2500 uV, 35 uA bias current, and 56 dB common mode reject ratio. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring high-speed amplification in a compact package. With a wideband architecture and low profile design, it offers precise signal processing capabilities at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C.
Current Feedback
5/±5 V
280 MHz
56 dB
52 dB
550 V/us
2100 V/us
35 uA
5.3 mA
OPA704NA/3KG4
OPA704NA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with low-offset and low-bias features. It has a max input offset voltage of 750 uV, operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C, and offers a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 3000 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring micropower amplification in compact spaces.
±2/±6/4/12 V
70 dB
750 uV
63100
3 V/us
6.6 V
-6.6 V
200 μA
OPA725AIDBVRG4
OPA725AIDBVRG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 3000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 94dB Nominal CMRR, and 20000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low-bias design and compact package style. Operating temperature ranges from -40 to 125 °C.
20 MHz
94 dB
88 dB
30 V/us
-6 V
5.5 mA
OPA735AIDBVRG4
OPA735AIDBVRG4 by Texas Instruments is a low-offset, micropower operational amplifier with a nominal voltage of 5V. It features a max input offset voltage of 5uV and a min voltage gain of 562,000. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high precision and low power consumption.
±1.35/±6/2.7/12 V
1.6 MHz
115 dB
562000
1.5 V/us
300 pA
OPA820IDBVTG4
OPA820IDBVTG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-feedback operational amplifier with 800 kHz unity gain bandwidth and 73 dB common mode reject ratio. Ideal for industrial applications, it has a compact rectangular package, operates at -40 to 85°C, and features low bias current of -23 uA.
800 MHz
73 dB
240 V/us
-23 uA
16 uA
5.75 mA
TL343IDBVTE4
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: AUTOMOTIVE; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 5; Package Code: LSSOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
±2.5/±15/5/30 V
12000 uV
-800 nA
15 V
18 V
-15 V
-18 V
TLV2381IDBVRG4
TLV2381IDBVRG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with 6500uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 74dB Nominal CMRR, and 160kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low-bias, micropower design and BIMOS technology.
BIMOS
±1.35/±8/2.7/16 V
160 kHz
58 dB
6500 uV
0.06 V/us
1 nA
16.5 V
10 μA
TLV2731IDBVTG4
TLV2731IDBVTG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 3000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 70dB Nominal CMRR, and 1900kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-bias amplification in compact designs due to its micropower consumption and small outline package.
1.9 MHz
60 dB
300
0.5 V/us
150 pA
3 V
12 V
1.3 mA
0.065 in (1.65 mm)
Small Outline, Shrink Pitch
TLV341AIDBVTE4
OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: AUTOMOTIVE; Terminal Form: GULL WING; No. of Terminals: 6; Package Code: LSSOP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;
2.2 MHz
1700 uV
560
0.9 V/us
3 nA
150 μA
TLV341IDBVTE4
TLV341IDBVTE4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 4500uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 85dB Nominal CMRR, and 2200kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low-bias, micropower design and operating temperature range of -40 to 125 °C.
4500 uV
100 pA
TLV2371MDBVREP
TLV2371MDBVREP by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with 6000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 80dB Nominal CMRR, and 1 V/us Min Slew Rate. Ideal for military applications due to -55 to 125 °C operating temp range and low bias current of 0.00006uA.
55 dB
56234
2.4 V/us
-55 °C (-67 °F)
660 μA
Military
INA168NA/3KG4
Texas Instruments' INA168NA/3KG4 Op Amp has a 1000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 120dB Nominal CMRR, and 800kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates from -40 to 125 °C with a Vsup of 5V. With low power consumption and compact design, it's suitable for various precision signal conditioning tasks.
800 kHz
60 V
120 dB
1000 uV
10 uA
75 V
60 μA
OPA705NA/250G4
OPA705NA/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with low bias current (0.00001 uA) and high common mode reject ratio (93 dB). Ideal for industrial applications, it operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C and has a unity gain bandwidth of 1000 kHz. This CMOS technology op amp offers precise amplification in compact form factor.
93 dB
5000 uV
0.6 V/us
OPA861IDBVR
OPA861IDBVR by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 20mV, unity gain bandwidth of 80MHz, and a nominal voltage of 5V. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low profile amplification in compact spaces.
80 MHz
20000 uV
900 V/us
6.6 uA
7.4 mA
OPA861IDBVT
OPA861IDBVT by Texas Instruments is a voltage-feedback operational amplifier with 80 MHz bandwidth, 390 V/us slew rate, and 5.4 mA max supply current. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high-speed signal processing in a compact package with low power consumption.
390 V/us
5 uA
5.4 mA
OPA342NA/3KG4
OPA342NA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with low bias current (0.00001 uA), high common mode rejection ratio (88 dB), and micropower design. Ideal for industrial applications, it features a small outline package, voltage-feedback architecture, and operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C.
OPA353NA/3KG4
OPA353NA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 10000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 86dB Nominal CMRR, and 44000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-bias amplification in a compact package with PLASTIC/EPOXY body material.
44 MHz
22 V/us
8 mA
LMV715IDBVRE4
LMV715IDBVRE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 3200uV, Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 75dB, and Nominal Unity Gain Bandwidth of 5000kHz. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring low-bias amplification in a compact package style with surface mount capabilities.
OPA2347EA/250G4
OPA2347EA/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with low bias current (0.00001 uA) and micropower feature. It operates at a wide temperature range (-55 to 125 °C) and has a unity gain bandwidth of 350 kHz. Ideal for military-grade applications requiring high precision and low power consumption in compact designs.
350 kHz
25110
0.17 V/us
68 μA
OPA2347EA/3KG4
OPA2347EA/3KG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with low bias current (0.00001 uA) and micropower feature. It has a unity gain bandwidth of 350 kHz, making it suitable for military-grade applications requiring high precision and low power consumption. With a compact package style (SMALL OUTLINE, LOW PROFILE), this op amp is ideal for space-constrained designs in harsh environments.
OPA336N/250G4
OPA336N/250G4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with low-offset and low-bias features. It operates at a supply voltage of 5V, offers high common mode rejection ratio of 90dB, and has micropower consumption at 0.032mA. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precision amplification in compact designs.
MAX4250AAUK-T
Maxim Integrated
MAX4250AAUK-T by Maxim Integrated is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 1850uV, nominal voltage of 5V, and unity gain bandwidth of 3000kHz. It is ideal for automotive applications requiring low power consumption and high performance in a compact package.
68 dB
1850 uV
7070
0.3 V/us
10 nA
675 μA
0.064 in (1.625 mm)
Tin Lead
e0
TS971IYLT
STMicroelectronics
TS971IYLT by STMicroelectronics is a high-performance op-amp featuring a max input offset voltage of 7mV, low bias current of 1µA, and an impressive common mode reject ratio of 85dB. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates within -40 °C to 125 °C. Its compact design ensures efficient surface mounting in various electronic circuits.
±2.5 V
12 MHz
3162.277
2.8 V/us
4 V/us
150 nA
750 nA
2.5 V
-2.5 V
2.8 mA
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