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HA-4741 - Quad/ 3.5MHz/ Operational Amplifier

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Key Features

  • Slew Rate.
  • . 1.6V/µs.
  • Bandwidth.
  • . 3.5MHz.
  • Input Voltage Noise.
  • . . 9nV/√Hz.
  • Input Offset Voltage.
  • . . . . 0.5mV.
  • Input Bias Current.
  • . 60nA.
  • Supply Range.
  • . . . . ±2V to ±20V.
  • No Cro.

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HA-4741 Data Sheet September 1998 File Number 2922.3 Quad, 3.5MHz, Operational Amplifier HA-4741, which contains four amplifiers on a monolithic chip, provides a new measure of performance for general purpose operational amplifiers. Each amplifier in the HA-4741 has operating specifications that equal or exceed those of the 741-type amplifier in all categories of performance. HA-4741 is well suited to applications requiring accurate signal processing by virtue of its low values of input offset voltage (0.5mV), input bias current (60nA) and input voltage noise (9nV/√Hz at 1kHz). 3.5MHz bandwidth, coupled with high open-loop gain, allow the HA-4741 to be used in designs requiring amplification of wide band signals, such as audio amplifiers.