Active filters amplify desired signals while rejecting unwanted frequencies, and can be tailored to meet application-specific requirements in electronics.
Amplifiers boost signal strength, match impedance levels, and are essential in many circuit systems, including audio, broadcasting, and telecommunications.
Batteries store and provide electrical energy, come in various types and sizes for multiple uses, rechargeable or single-use.
Capacitors store electrical charge with metallic plates and a dielectric; types vary and can be combined for specific circuit characteristics.
Chip carriers and sockets provide an interface between components and PCBs, enabling easy replacement or upgrading without soldering.
Circuit protection devices prevent damage from overcurrent flow, including fuses, breakers, surge protectors, and voltage regulators.
Connector accessories and support devices aid connector function and longevity, including backshells, grips, clamps, and ties; must be compatible with connector type.
Connectors join electronic circuits to transfer signals and power, come in various sizes and shapes, and include support accessories.
Converters transform DC input to another voltage level, essential in electronic systems, renewable energy, and automotive electronics.
Crystals and resonators generate and stabilize frequency signals via piezoelectricity. They are used in timing, frequency control, and filters. Crystals are quartz and resonators are ceramic with a built-in capacitor.
Semiconductor diodes control current flow in one direction (uni-directionality) via low resistance. Useful for rectification, voltage regulation, detection, and digital logic.
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Fiber optics use light pulses to transmit data over long distances. They have superior bandwidth capacity, low signal attenuation, and secure physical properties. They are essential in telecommunications networks today.
Filters enhance signal processing by selectively passing desired frequencies while suppressing unwanted ones. Filters can be passive (using capacitors, resistors, and inductors) or active (using transistors or amplifiers).
Flash devices are non-volatile storage solutions that offer fast read and write speeds, making them ideal for applications requiring high-speed data transfer. These devices utilize flash memory technology, providing reliable storage for data-intensive tasks such as gaming, multimedia, and enterprise-level applications.
General purpose ICs consist of multiple individual circuits or components (e.g., logic gates, amplifiers, oscillators, etc.) that are combined onto a single integrated circuit chip for a smaller physical footprint.
I/O and storage controllers are crucial components in computer systems, managing input/output operations and storage devices. These controllers facilitate efficient data transfer between peripherals, storage drives, and the central processing unit (CPU), enhancing system performance and enabling seamless connectivity.
Inductors store energy in magnetic fields, oppose sudden changes in current flow and prevent electrical surges. Common inductor applications include power supplies, signal filters, and oscillators.
Interface ICs allow efficient device connectivity with high-speed data transfer and low power consumption.They can be ASIC or FPGA types, and may perform additional functions such as sensing, storage, and conversion.
Logic ICs can be used for storage, memory, amplification, and multiplexing. They perform fundamental logical operations on digital input signals (1, 0, H, L) to generate a corresponding digital output signal.
Memory modules are essential components in electronic devices, storing data temporarily or permanently for processing and retrieval. From volatile RAM (Random Access Memory) to non-volatile ROM (Read-Only Memory), memory technologies vary in speed, capacity, and functionality, catering to diverse application requirements.
Memory ICs store digital data and retain the information even when the power is turned off. They come in various types, like RAM (Random Access Memory) for fast data access, and ROM (Read-Only Memory) for permanent data storage.
Miscellaneous semiconductor components are a diverse category of electronic components that combines elements from a mix of component devices.
Optoelectronic devices interact with light. This family of devices can emit light, detect light, generate current, and transmit light signals for long-distance communication.
Oscillators generate repetitive waveforms, such as sine, square, or triangle waves. They are commonly used to produce stable and precise frequencies for applications like clocks, signal generation, and communication systems.
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Passive component networks operate without a power source and support data transmission within system by performing filtering, energy storage, and/or signal coupling functions.
Peripheral ICs (Integrated Circuits) are designed to control and manage the peripheral devices connected to a computer or other electronic device.
Programmable Logic ICs are user-programmable devices that allow designers to create custom logic circuits. These cost saving ICs offer real-time data processing and maximum design flexibilty.
RF (Radio Frequency) and microwave devices are used in telecommunications, wireless communications, and electronic systems. These devices include amplifiers, attenuators, filters, mixers, oscillators, and antennas, and a host of other components.
Voltage regulators are used to ensure a constant output voltage despite power fluctuations and load changes. Linear and switching regulators are common types used to maintain voltage stability.
Relays are electromagnetic switches that are used to control the flow of electrical current in an electrical circuit. Relays are a safe means of providing isolation between a controlling circuit and a controlled circuit.
Resistors control the flow of electrical current in a circuit by introducing a set resistance. These passive components reduce current flow, adjust signal levels, and bias active elements in circuits.
Transducers convert energy from one form to another and are crucial in sensing, audio and control systems. They transform physical measures like temperature, pressure, or sound into electrical signals for circuits.
Storage drives are hardware devices used to store and retrieve digital data in computers and electronic devices. These drives come in various forms, including hard disk drives (HDDs), solid-state drives (SSDs), and hybrid drives, offering different levels of capacity, speed, and durability to suit specific storage needs.
Storage media encompass physical or digital mediums used for storing and preserving digital data. From optical discs and magnetic tapes to USB flash drives and memory cards, storage media come in diverse formats and capacities, offering flexibility and reliability for data storage and archival purposes.
Storage systems comprise hardware and software components designed to manage and store digital data efficiently. These systems range from simple standalone devices to complex network-attached storage (NAS) and storage area network (SAN) solutions, providing scalable storage capacity and data protection features for businesses and enterprises.
Switches control electrical current flow by making or breaking connections. These devices vary in design and application, from basic on/off switches to complex industrial automation systems.
Telecom integrated circuits (ICs) are specialized electronics for telecommunications, tailored to high data rates, low power use, and reliable long-distance transmission. These devices include amplifiers, filters, ADCs, DACs, and more-- and they are often integrated on one chip for specific telecom tasks.
Terminal blocks, or connection terminals, are modular blocks that bring together multiple electrical wires at one connection point. They offer a reliable, organized way to terminate cables.
Thermal management devices control heat in electronic systems, preventing overheating and ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Examples include heat sinks, fans, and thermal interface materials that dissipate or transfer heat away from components.
Transformers are devices that alter electrical voltage levels between circuits through electromagnetic induction. They are vital in power distribution, converting high-voltage electricity for transmission and lower voltage for safe usage.
Transistors are 3-layer semiconductor devices that regulate the flow of electrical current. They function as amplifiers, boosting weak signals, and as switches, controlling the flow of current between terminals.
Triggering devices initiate electronic processes or events in response to specific conditions. These devices support many automated tasks such as activating switches and signals, or turning on lights when motion is detected.
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OPA337PAG4
Texas Instruments
OPA337PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 3500uV, Nominal Voltage of 5V, and Nominal Unity Gain Bandwidth of 3000kHz. It is ideal for industrial applications requiring low-bias current amplification in a compact IN-LINE package style.
Operational Amplifier
Voltage Feedback
CMOS
3/5 V
1
Operational Amplifiers
No
Yes
3 MHz
90 dB
74 dB
3500 uV
100000
1.2 V/us
10 pA
5 V
7.5 V
-40 °C (-40 °F)
85 °C (185 °F)
1.2 mA
0.386 in (9.81 mm)
0.3 in (7.62 mm)
0.2 in (5.08 mm)
8
0.1 in (2.54 mm)
Dual
Through-Hole
Nickel Palladium Gold
Plastic/Epoxy
Industrial
R-PDIP-T8
e4
Tube
DIP
Rectangular
In Line
DIP8,.3
OPA177GPG4
OPA177GPG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 25uV and a nominal common mode reject ratio of 140dB. It operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85°C, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring low-offset precision amplification in a compact package.
BIPOLAR
±15 V
600 kHz
140 dB
130 dB
25 uV
1000000
0.1 V/us
0.3 V/us
2.8 nA
6 nA
2 nA
15 V
22 V
-15 V
-22 V
2 mA
OPA547T-1G3
OPA547T-1G3 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 5000 uV, a nominal voltage of 30 V, and a min voltage gain of 100000. It is commonly used in industrial applications requiring high precision amplification.
±4/±30/8/60 V
1 MHz
95 dB
80 dB
5000 uV
6 V/us
50 nA
-500 nA
500 nA
30 V
-30 V
15 mA
0.4 in (10.17 mm)
0.33 in (8.38 mm)
0.185 in (4.7 mm)
7
0.05 in (1.27 mm)
Single
Matte Tin
R-PSFM-T7
e3
SFM
Flange Mount
SIP7,.1,50TB
OPA2340PAG4
OPA2340PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with 500uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 92dB CMRR, and 5500kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-offset and low-bias amplification in a compact package.
2
5.5 MHz
92 dB
500 uV
50000
60 pA
5.5 V
1.9 mA
OPA347PAG4
OPA347PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 7000 uV and nominal voltage of 5V. It features low bias current (0.00001 uA) making it suitable for micropower applications. With a unity gain bandwidth of 350 kHz, this CMOS technology op amp is ideal for military-grade temperature environments.
350 kHz
70 dB
7000 uV
25100
0.17 V/us
-55 °C (-67 °F)
125 °C (257 °F)
34 μA
0.378 in (9.59 mm)
Nickel/Palladium/Gold
Military
TL072CPE4
TL072CPE4 by Texas Instruments is a dual operational amplifier with 2 functions. It offers a max input offset voltage of 13000 uV and a nominal common mode reject ratio of 100 dB. Ideal for applications requiring low-bias current amplification in commercial temperature environments.
100 dB
13000 uV
15000
8 V/us
13 V/us
10 nA
7 nA
200 pA
18 V
-18 V
0 °C (32 °F)
70 °C (158 °F)
5 mA
Commercial
AD848JNZ
Analog Devices
AD848JNZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 3000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 7.2uA Max Average Bias Current, and 105dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in precision signal processing applications due to its high voltage gain, fast slew rate of 225V/us, and wide operating temperature range from 0 to 70°C.
175 MHz
105 dB
3000 uV
12000
225 V/us
300 V/us
7.2 uA
8 mA
0.389 in (9.88 mm)
0.21 in (5.33 mm)
AD830ANZ
AD830ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 8 terminals and a supply voltage of ±5V. It features a max input offset voltage of 4000uV, bias current of 13uA, and common mode reject ratio of 100dB. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in temperature ranges from -40 °C to 85°C.
4000 uV
240 V/us
13 uA
-5 V
0.365 in (9.27 mm)
AD828ANZ
AD828ANZ by Analog Devices is a dual operational amplifier with 100 dB CMRR and 3000 uV max input offset voltage. It operates at -40 to 85 °C, suitable for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification within a +/-18 V supply range. Package style: IN-LINE, terminal form: THROUGH-HOLE, and technology: BIPOLAR.
350 V/us
6.6 uA
AD9631ANZ
AD9631ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 13000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 10uA Max Average Bias Current, and 90dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications for its 100 Min Voltage Gain, 130000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth, and -40 to 85°C Operating Temperature range.
±5 V
130 MHz
100
1000 V/us
1300 V/us
10 uA
7 uA
6.3 V
-6.3 V
21 mA
AD9632ANZ
AD9632ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 8000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 10uA Max Average Bias Current, and 90dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications due to its 130000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth, -40 to 85 °C Operating Temp Range, and VOLTAGE-FEEDBACK Architecture.
YES (AVCL>=2)
8000 uV
1200 V/us
1500 V/us
AD744KNZ
AD744KNZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 1000uV, Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 80dB, and Min Slew Rate of 50V/us. It is ideal for applications requiring precise signal amplification in commercial temperature environments.
13 MHz
1000 uV
50 V/us
75 V/us
150 pA
4 mA
0.175 in (4.44 mm)
AD746JNZ
AD746JNZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 2 functions. It features a Max Input Offset Voltage of 2000 uV, Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 80 dB, and Min Slew Rate of 45 V/us. Ideal for applications requiring precise signal amplification in commercial temperature environments.
2000 uV
75000
45 V/us
350 pA
10 mA
AD8041ANZ
AD8041ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 8000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 3.5uA Max Average Bias Current, and 80dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications due to its 170000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth, -40 to 85 °C Operating Temp Range, and VOLTAGE-FEEDBACK Architecture.
±1.5/±6/3/12 V
170 MHz
17780
120 V/us
170 V/us
3.5 uA
3.2 uA
6.5 mA
0.18 in (4.57 mm)
AD8047ANZ
AD8047ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 4000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 6.5uA Max Average Bias Current, and 80dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications for its high voltage gain, fast slew rate of 475V/us, and wideband technology.
500
475 V/us
750 V/us
6.5 uA
7.5 mA
AD548KNZ
AD548KNZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with low-offset and micropower features. It offers a max input offset voltage of 700uV, nominal common mode reject ratio of 86dB, and min slew rate of 1V/us. Ideal for applications requiring precise signal amplification in commercial temperature environments.
86 dB
76 dB
700 uV
150000
1 V/us
1.8 V/us
200 μA
AD812ANZ
AD812ANZ by Analog Devices is a dual operational amplifier with 12000uV max input offset voltage and 58dB common mode reject ratio. Widely used in industrial applications, it operates b/w -40 to 85 °C with a supply voltage of +/-5V, making it ideal for precision signal processing.
58 dB
12000 uV
425 V/us
9 V
-9 V
0.39 in (9.91 mm)
AD8010ANZ
AD8010ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 8 terminals and a supply voltage of +-5V. It offers a max input offset voltage of 15000uV, unity gain bandwidth of 90000 kHz, and common mode reject ratio of 54 dB. Ideal for industrial applications requiring high-speed amplification in a compact package.
Current Feedback
90 MHz
54 dB
15000 uV
800 V/us
135 uA
20 mA
OP467GPZ
The Analog Devices OP467GPZ is an operational amplifier with 4 functions, offering a max input offset voltage of 1000 uV and a min slew rate of 0.15 V/us. Ideal for industrial applications, it operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C and has a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 22000 kHz.
±5,±15 V
4
22 MHz
85 dB
5000
0.15 V/us
90 V/us
700 nA
600 nA
13 mA
0.75 in (19.05 mm)
14
R-PDIP-T14
DIP14,.3
AD629BNZ
AD629BNZ by Analog Devices is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 1000 uV, a nominal common mode reject ratio of 96 dB, and a min slew rate of 1.7 V/us. It is commonly used in industrial applications that require precise amplification and signal conditioning.
500 kHz
96 dB
1.7 V/us
2.1 V/us
1 mA
AD8036ANZ
AD8036ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 11000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 15uA Max Average Bias Current, and 90dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications for its 240000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth, -40 to 85 °C Operating Temp Range, and VOLTAGE-FEEDBACK Architecture.
240 MHz
11000 uV
900 V/us
15 uA
25 mA
AD8037ANZ
AD8037ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 10000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 15uA Max Average Bias Current, and 90dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications for its high slew rate of 1100V/us and wideband technology.
Hybrid
10000 uV
1100 V/us
9 uA
AD826ANZ
AD826ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 3000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 6.6uA Max Average Bias Current, and 100dB Nominal CMRR. Widely used in industrial applications for its 20000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth, -40 to 85 °C Operating Temp Range, and VOLTAGE-FEEDBACK Architecture.
±2.5/±18/5/36 V
20 MHz
2000
250 V/us
OP42GPZ
Analog Devices' OP42GPZ is an Operational Amplifier with 94 dB CMRR, 40 V/us Slew Rate, and 100000 Min. Voltage Gain. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package with -40 to 85°C operating temp range. Features low bias current and high common mode rejection ratio.
10 MHz
94 dB
6000 uV
40 V/us
400 pA
250 pA
20 V
-20 V
38535Q/M;38534H;883B
AD8055ANZ
AD8055ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 10000 uV, Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 82 dB, and Nominal Slow Rate of 840 V/us. It is commonly used in automotive applications due to its Temperature Grade and high performance specifications.
82 dB
840 V/us
1.2 uA
13.2 V
Automotive
AD8056ANZ
AD8056ANZ by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 2 functions. It features a Max Input Offset Voltage of 10000 uV and a Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 82 dB. Ideal for automotive applications due to its Temperature Grade and low bias current (1.2 uA).
OPA134PAG4
OPA134PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with 2000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 100dB Nominal CMRR, and 15V Nominal Voltage. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-bias current amplification in a compact IN-LINE package.
8 MHz
158489.319
15 V/us
20 V/us
50 pA
100 pA
0.376 in (9.56 mm)
LM2904PE4
LM2904PE4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with 2 functions, featuring a Max Input Offset Voltage of 10000 uV and Nominal Voltage of 5 V. Widely used in automotive applications due to its high Common Mode Reject Ratio, low Bias Current, and wide operating temperature range from -40 to 125 °C.
±1.5/±13/3/26 V
700 kHz
65 dB
25000
300 nA
250 nA
26 V
MIL-PRF-38535
LM358APE4
LM358APE4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with 2 functions, offering a max input offset voltage of 5000 uV and a nominal common mode reject ratio of 80 dB. With a package style of IN-LINE, it operates at temperatures from 0 to 70 °C and has a unity gain bandwidth of 700 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring precise signal amplification in commercial-grade environments.
±1.5/±15/3/30 V
30 nA
-200 nA
150 nA
32 V
OPA627APG4
OPA627APG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with low-offset and low-bias features. It offers a high min voltage gain of 100,000 and a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 16 MHz. Ideal for applications requiring precise signal amplification in electronic circuits.
16 MHz
110 dB
100 uV
55 V/us
5 pA
-25 °C (-13 °F)
Other
OPA604APG4
OPA604APG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 5000 uV, min slew rate of 15 V/us, and nominal unity gain bandwidth of 20000 kHz. It is commonly used in precision signal processing applications due to its low-bias current, high common mode rejection ratio, and bipolar technology.
10000
25 V/us
25 V
-25 V
7 mA
OP07DPE4
The Texas Instruments OP07DPE4 is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 250uV, ideal for precision applications. With a nominal voltage of +/-15V and low bias current of 0.014uA, it offers high performance in commercial temperature grades. Its compact rectangular package makes it suitable for various electronic designs requiring high accuracy and stability.
±3/±18 V
250 uV
14 nA
12 nA
4.5 mA
OPA551PAG4
OPA551PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 3000 uV, common mode reject ratio of 102 dB, and unity gain bandwidth of 3000 kHz. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low-bias current, wide supply voltage range (+-4/+-30/8/60 V), and temperature grade up to 125 °C.
102 dB
8.5 mA
OPA37GPG4
OPA37GPG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max Input Offset Voltage of 220uV, Nominal Common Mode Reject Ratio of 122dB, and Min Slew Rate of 11V/us. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-offset and low-bias amplification in a compact package style with through-hole terminals.
YES (AVCL>=5)
63 MHz
122 dB
220 uV
447000
11 V/us
11.9 V/us
15 nA
80 nA
5.7 mA
OPA404KPG4
OPA404KPG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with 1000uV max input offset voltage, 24 V/us min slew rate, and 13000 min voltage gain. Ideal for applications requiring high precision amplification in commercial temperature environments.
6.4 MHz
88 dB
13000
24 V/us
35 V/us
8 pA
42 mA
0.76 in (19.305 mm)
OPA4131PAG4
OPA4131PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with 14 terminals and a voltage-feedback architecture. It features a max input offset voltage of 1000 uV, low bias current of 0.00005 uA, and unity gain bandwidth of 4000 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in a compact package.
4 MHz
50100
10 V/us
SOP16,.4
OPA453TA-1G3
OPA453TA-1G3 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a Max Input Offset Voltage of 6000uV, Nominal Voltage of 40V, and Min Voltage Gain of 63000. It is used in automotive applications due to its Low-Bias feature, Temperature Grade, and Architecture as a VOLTAGE-FEEDBACK amplifier.
±10/±40 V
7.5 MHz
63000
23 V/us
40 V
-40 V
Zig-Zag
R-PZFM-T7
ZFM
ZIP7,.15,.2TB
OPA548T-1G3
OPA548T-1G3 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 10000 uV, 95 dB common mode reject ratio, and 30 V supply voltage. It is used in industrial applications requiring high precision amplification with a wide temperature range.
31620
OPA606KPG4
OPA606KPG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 3500uV, min slew rate of 20V/us, and nominal common mode reject ratio of 88dB. Ideal for applications requiring high voltage gain such as precision instrumentation, audio amplifiers, and active filters.
12 MHz
78 dB
30 V/us
339 pA
566 pA
25 pA
10.5 mA
OPA2228PG4
OPA2228PG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with 100uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 138dB Nominal CMRR, and 33000kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-offset precision amplification in a compact PLASTIC/EPOXY package.
±5/±15 V
33 MHz
138 dB
120 dB
3981000
7.6 mA
OPA2241PAG4
OPA2241PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 250uV and low bias current of -0.025uA, ideal for industrial applications. With a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 35kHz and micropower technology, it offers precise signal amplification in compact designs. Its high common mode rejection ratio of 124dB ensures accurate performance in noisy environments.
±1.35/±18/2.7/36 V
35 kHz
124 dB
0.01 V/us
-25 nA
20 nA
36 V
76 μA
OPA227PAG4
OPA227PAG4 by Texas Instruments is a voltage-feedback operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 200 uV, a nominal common mode reject ratio of 138 dB, and a min voltage gain of 3.98M. It is commonly used in industrial applications that require low-offset amplification and high precision.
200 uV
2.3 V/us
3.8 mA
OPA241PAG4
OPA241PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 400uV, low bias current of -0.025uA, and high common mode reject ratio of 106dB. Ideal for industrial applications requiring micropower amplification in a compact package.
106 dB
400 uV
38 μA
OPA277PAG4
OPA277PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 100uV, low bias current of 0.004uA, and high common mode rejection ratio of 140dB. Ideal for industrial applications requiring micropower consumption and precise signal amplification in a compact rectangular package.
±2/±18 V
1995000
0.8 V/us
4 nA
1 nA
825 μA
OPA4227PAG4
OPA4227PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with 138 dB CMRR, 200 uV max input offset voltage, and 15 V nominal voltage. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-offset amplification in a compact package.
15.2 mA
OPA4251PAG4
OPA4251PAG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 300uV, common mode reject ratio of 124dB, and unity gain bandwidth of 35kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring low-offset amplification in a compact package with micropower consumption.
300 uV
180 μA
OPA4344PAG4
OPA4344PAG4 by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 4 functions, offering low bias current of 0.00001 uA and unity gain bandwidth of 1000 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications, it operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C and features micropower technology for efficient performance.
1200 uV
31600
OPA1013CN8G4
OPA1013CN8G4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 400uV, low bias current of 0.038uA, and high common mode rejection ratio of 113dB. Ideal for precision applications requiring low power consumption and high gain bandwidth such as sensor signal conditioning and medical instrumentation.
5/±15 V
800 MHz
113 dB
97 dB
700000
0.2 V/us
0.35 V/us
38 nA
1.1 mA
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