Signal amplifying integrated circuit LF247
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signal amplifying integrated circuit
signal amplifying integrated circuit
signal amplifying integrated circuit
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Characteristics

Type
power, operational, signal
Other characteristics
electronic, analog, precision, DC
Voltage

Max.: 44 V

Min.: 1.5 V

Current

Max.: 10.5 mA

Min.: 0 mA

Description

Operational amplifiers, known also as op amps, play a major role in analog signal conditioning applications. Invented by Karl Dale Swartzel Jr. in 1941, these products are largely used in today’s electronic devices. They are key enablers for industrial applications towards industry 4.0 and for automotive customers on their transition to electrification. ST's operational amplifier portfolio provides a unique choice of high performance, low-power, precision op amps and tiny packages. It addresses voltages from 1.5 to 44 V and operating temperatures from -40 to 175°C. What are op amps used for and why you should choose ST’s op amps Operational amplifiers are primarily used for: AC and/or DC signal amplification Buffering Driving signals Gain and level shifting Filtering Performing mathematical operations But there is more, by choosing our products you also benefit from: Largest micropower op amp portfolio on the market, with consumption as low as 600 nA High volume supplier of highly reliable standard and high-performance op amps Space-saving packages including CSP, DFN, QFN, SOT-23 and SC-70

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