LF412CN/NOPB
Texas Instruments
The Texas Instruments LF412CN/NOPB is a dual JFET-input operational amplifier. It offers a 4MHz gain bandwidth product and a 15V/µs slew rate.
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The MC33282P is a high-performance operational amplifier manufactured by ON Semiconductor. This component is designed for demanding applications requiring precise signal amplification.
Key electrical characteristics include a typical slew rate of 15 V/µs and a gain bandwidth product of 35 MHz at 100 kHz. The device also features a typical AC voltage gain of 1750 V/V and a unity gain frequency of 5.5 MHz. Distortion is kept to a minimum, with a typical value of 0.003% under specified conditions.
With a typical open-loop output impedance of 37 Ω and a differential input resistance of 1012 Ω, the MC33282P is suitable for a variety of circuit designs. Its typical equivalent input noise voltage is 18 nV/√Hz, making it a good choice for low-noise applications.
This operational amplifier is designed for general-purpose use in analog circuits. Further details on package type and specific application suitability would require consulting the manufacturer's datasheet.
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The typical slew rate of the MC33282P is 15 V/µs.
The typical gain bandwidth product for the MC33282P is 35 MHz.
The typical AC voltage gain of the MC33282P is 1750 V/V.
The typical unity gain frequency of the MC33282P is 5.5 MHz.
The typical phase margin for the MC33282P is 40 Degrees.
The typical distortion level of the MC33282P is 0.003%.
The typical equivalent input noise voltage for the MC33282P is 18 nV/√Hz.