[sdiy] OP291 op-amp
Tony Clark
clark at andrews.edu
Thu Mar 22 21:24:29 CET 2001
> Any opinions on Analog Devices OP291 (OP191, OP491) op-amp?
> I'm looking for a rail-rail single 5V supply op-amp that
> will do a few milliamps and get fairy close to the rails.
> Mostly for CV and maybe some audio frequencies,
> but I don't need ultra hi-fi.
> They would be for kind of a 'miscellaneous sensor thing'
> to 'music thing' interface.
> We use them here at work, so somebody must like them.
> I know that's pretty vague, but that's where I'm at.
We use OP496's (quads) here at work for ultra-high gain transducer
amplifiers. The only bad thing about these (and other rail-to-rail
amplifiers) is that they don't like to deliver large amounts of current,
and many don't have very good frequency responce. Now if you're only
talking about low-frequency and CV stuff, you might do okay, but don't
expect great heaps out of them.
As for current delivery, most will do a few milli-amps, but typically not
near the rails.
Hope that helps,
Tony
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