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NE531 - High slew rate operational amplifier

Description

The 531 is a fast slewing high performance operational amplifier which retains DC performance equal to the best general purpose types while providing far superior large-signal AC performance.

Features

  • 35V/µs slew rate at unity gain.
  • Pin-for-pin replacement for µA709, µA748, or LM101.
  • Compensated with a single capacitor.

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Philips Semiconductors Linear Products Product specification High slew rate operational amplifier NE/SE531 DESCRIPTION The 531 is a fast slewing high performance operational amplifier which retains DC performance equal to the best general purpose types while providing far superior large-signal AC performance. A unique input stage design allows the amplifier to have a large-signal response nearly identical to its small-signal response. The amplifier is compensated for truly negligible overshoot with a single capacitor. In applications where fast settling and superior large-signal bandwidths are required, the amplifier out-performs conventional designs which have much better small-signal response.
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