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OP07C - Precision Operational Amplifiers

General Description

The OP07C and OP07D (OP07x) devices offer low offset and long-term stability by means of a lownoise, chopperless, bipolar‑input‑transistor amplifier circuit.

For most applications, external components are not required for offset nulling and frequency compensation.

Key Features

  • Low noise.
  • No external components required.
  • Replace chopper amplifiers at a lower cost.
  • Wide input-voltage range: 0 V to ±14 V (typ, ±15-V supply).
  • Wide supply-voltage range: ±3 V to ±18 V 2.

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OP07, OP07C, OP07D SLOS099H – SEPTEMBER 1983 – REVISED MARCH 2023 OP07x Precision Operational Amplifiers 1 Features • Low noise • No external components required • Replace chopper amplifiers at a lower cost • Wide input-voltage range: 0 V to ±14 V (typ, ±15-V supply) • Wide supply-voltage range: ±3 V to ±18 V 2 Applications • Analog input module • Battery test • Lab and field instrumentation • Temperature transmitter • Merchant network & server PSU 3 Description The OP07C and OP07D (OP07x) devices offer low offset and long-term stability by means of a lownoise, chopperless, bipolar‑input‑transistor amplifier circuit. For most applications, external components are not required for offset nulling and frequency compensation.