Operational amplifiers and their analogues. Reference data
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Chip type and manufacturer |
Analogue |
Functional purpose |
Fairchild |
Motorola |
National |
Texas ins. |
mA709CH |
MC1709G |
LM 1709L |
SN72710L |
K153UD1A/B |
OU |
mA101H |
MLM101G |
LM101H |
SN52101L |
K153UD2 |
OU |
mA709H |
MC1709G |
- |
SN72709L |
K153UD3 |
OU |
- |
- |
LM735 |
- |
K153UD4 |
micro power op amp |
mA725C
mA725H |
- |
- |
- |
K153UD5A/B
K153UD501 |
precision op amp |
- |
- |
LM301A
LM201Ah |
- |
K153UD6
K153UL601 |
OU |
mA702
mA702C |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD1A/B
KR140UD1A/V |
OU |
- |
MC1456C
MC1456G |
- |
SN72770 |
K140UD6
KR140UD608 |
OU
OU |
mA741H |
MC1741G |
LM741H |
SN72741L |
K140UD7 |
OU |
mA740H |
MC1556G |
- |
- |
K140UD8 |
OU with field input |
mA709 |
- |
- |
- |
KR140UD9 |
OU |
- |
- |
LM118 |
SN52118 |
K140UD10 |
high precision op amp |
- |
- |
LM318 |
- |
K140UD11 |
fast op amp |
mA776C |
MC1776G |
- |
- |
K140UD12 |
micro power op amp |
mA108H |
- |
LM108H |
SN52108 |
K140UD14 |
precision op amp |
- |
- |
LM308 |
- |
K140UD1408 |
precision op amp |
- |
- |
LM741CH |
- |
K140UD16 |
precision op amp |
mA747CN
mA747C |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD20
KR140UD20 |
two op amps |
- |
- |
LM301 |
- |
K157UD2 |
two op amps |
- |
MC75110 |
- |
SN75110N |
K170AP1 |
two transmitters in line |
- |
MC75107 |
- |
SN75107N |
K170UP1 |
two receivers from the line |
mA726 |
- |
- |
- |
K516UP1 |
differential pair
temperature compensated |
- |
- |
LM318 |
SN72318 |
K538UN1 |
low noise ULF |
mA740 |
MC1740P |
LM740 |
SN72740N |
K544UD1 |
OU with field input |
- |
- |
LM381 |
- |
K548UN1 |
two low noise preamps |
mA725B |
- |
- |
- |
KR551UD1A/B |
OU |
mA739C |
- |
- |
- |
KM551UD2A/E |
low noise op amp |
mA709 |
MC1709P |
LM709 |
SN72709N |
K553UD1 |
OU |
- |
- |
M101A1V |
- |
K553UD1A |
highly economical op amp |
- |
- |
LM301AP |
- |
K553UD2 |
highly economical op amp |
mA709 |
- |
- |
- |
K533UD3 |
OU |
- |
- |
LM2900 |
- |
K1401UD1 |
four OUs |
- |
- |
LM324 |
- |
K1401UD2 |
four OUs |
mA747C |
- |
LM4250 |
- |
K1407UD2 |
programmable low noise op amp |
- |
- |
LM343 |
- |
K1408UD1 |
high voltage op amp |
Chip type and manufacturer |
Analogue |
Functional purpose |
different firms |
RCA |
Analog Devices |
Hitachi |
SFC2741 |
- |
- |
- |
CF140UD7 |
OU |
OP07E |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD17A/B |
precision op amp |
LF355 |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD18 |
broadband op amp |
LF356H |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD22 |
broadband op amp |
LF157 |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD23 |
fast op amp |
ICL7650 |
- |
- |
- |
K140UD24 |
precision op amp |
- |
SA3140 |
- |
- |
K1409UD1 |
precision op amp |
- |
- |
- |
HA2700 |
K154UD1A/B |
fast op amp |
- |
- |
- |
HA2530 |
K154UD2 |
fast op amp |
- |
- |
AD509 |
- |
K154UD3A/B |
fast op amp |
- |
- |
- |
HA2520 |
K154UD4 |
fast op amp |
TVA931 |
- |
- |
- |
KR551UD2A/B |
OU |
- |
CA3130E |
- |
- |
K544UD2A/B |
OU with field input |
LF357 |
- |
- |
- |
KR544UD2A/B |
OU with field input |
- |
- |
AD513 |
- |
K574UD1A-V |
OU with field input |
TL083 |
- |
- |
- |
K574UD2A-V |
two-channel high-speed op-amp |
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