LM102 - LM102/LM302 Voltage Followers

National Semiconductor

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Part number	LM102
Manufacturer	National Semiconductor
File Size	192.56 KB
Description	LM102/LM302 Voltage Followers
Datasheet	LM102_NationalSemiconductor.pdf

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Description

The LM102 series are high-gain operational amplifiers designed specifically for unity-gain voltage follower applications Built on a single silicon chip the devices incorporate advanced processing techniques to obtain very low input current and high input impedance Further the input transistors are operated at zero collector-base voltage to virtually eliminate high temperature leakage currents It can therefore be operated in a temperature stabilized component oven to get extremely low input curre

Features

low input capacitance as well as excellent small signal and large signal frequency response all of which minimize high frequency gain error Because of the low wiring capacitances inherent in monolithic construction this fast operation can be realized without increasing power consumption Features Y Y Y Y Y Y Fast slewing 10V ms Low input current 10 nA (max) High input resistance 10 000 MX No external frequency compensation required Simple offset balancing with optional 1 kX potentiometer Plug-.

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Published: Mar 22, 2005 |