[sdiy] Aaron's updated datasheet and ap note archive

[James Patchell]

Generally, I use the TL08x and TL07x interchangeably...you aren't going to 
notice a whole lot of difference between them...Generally, I now use the 
TL05x series...which has better offset specs...supposedly...but it costs 
about twice as much.

And the LM324 is not really a single power supply opamp...you will find it 
actually works best from a +/- power supply....they call it single supply 
because the input common mode range includes the negative supply rail and 
the output can go down very close to the negative rail.  However...I 
generally never stock them any more.  I use TL0xx opamps everywhere for the 
most part.

At 02:34 AM 1/2/2006 -0500, Aaron Lanterman wrote:

>I originally put this together for my student's (and my) use, but I'm sure 
>others will find it useful as well:
>
>http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/sdiy/datasheets/
>
>(Jim, you'll see why I asked that question)
>
>Are all my op amp bases covered? I have LM324/LM358 for single supply CV 
>(is there a single version?), TL07x/TL08x for audio, NE553x for super 
>duper audio... To design synths, are there any other op amp types a 
>designer should be sure to have on hand?
>
>When can one get away with a TL08x instead of a TL07x - or to just phrase 
>the question another way, when is it not worth replacing a TL08x with a TL007x?
>
>- Aaron
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         -Jim
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