[sdiy] OT: looking for high frequency, high output swing opamp

[Oren Leavitt]

That description is in my 1976 National Semiconductor databook which has 
the LH0033/LH0063.
There are two LH0063Ks (date codes 7941 and 7913) and two LH0033CJs in 
my collection-o-stuff.
These are simply voltage followers.

A CA3080 can double as a regular voltage amplifier with a decent 80V/us 
slew rate if you convert the output current to voltage.

John L Marshall wrote:

> Years ago National made a part with an appropriate name "Damn Fast 
> Buffer Amplifier" LH0063 slew 8000V/us
>
> Take care,
> John
>
> Pacific Northwest Synth Meeting September 25, 2004
> ----- Original Message ----- From: <rkmoore at memphis.edu>
> To: <synth-diy at dropmix.xs4all.nl>
> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 7:04 AM
> Subject: [sdiy] OT: looking for high frequency, high output swing opamp
>
>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> This is not for a synth project, but I'm looking for an opamp that I
>> can use to amplify a 100mV signal up to 5Mhz and produce a 6V peak
>> (12V pk-pk) output.  As I dig through google I find opamps with
>> acceptable bandwidth, but small maximum output voltages, or acceptable
>> output swings that have unity gain bandwidths that don't meet the 5Mhz
>> requirement.  Is anyone familiar with a suitable opamp?  Cost is not
>> an issue.
>>
>> Richard Moore
>>
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