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LM709H/883: Part NumberLM709H/883; CategoryAmplifier circuit; File Size163.66，5 Pages; ManufacturerRochester Electronics; Websitehttps://www.rocelec.com/

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LM709H/883 Overview

Basic information of LM709H/883 amplifier:

LM709H/883 is an OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER. Commonly used packaging methods are,

LM709H/883 amplifier core information:

The minimum operating temperature of the LM709H/883 is -55 °C and the maximum operating temperature is 125 °C. Its maximum average bias current is 1.5 µA

How to simply check the efficiency of an amplifier? Looking at its slew rate, the LM709H/883 has a nominal slew rate of 0.2 V/us. When the op amp is used in closed loop, at a certain closed-loop gain (usually 1 or 2, 10, etc.), the frequency when the LM709H/883 gain becomes 0.707 times the low-frequency gain is 250 kHz.

The nominal supply voltage of the LM709H/883 is 15 V, and its corresponding nominal negative supply voltage is -15 V. The input offset voltage of the LM709H/883 is 6000 µV (input offset voltage: the compensation voltage added between the two input terminals to make the output terminal of the operational amplifier 0V (or close to 0V).)

Related dimensions of LM709H/883:

LM709H/883 has 8 terminals. Its terminal position type is: BOTTOM.

LM709H/883 amplifier additional information:

Its temperature grade is: MILITARY. The corresponding JESD-30 code is: O-MBCY-W8. The material of LM709H/883 package is mostly METAL. And its package shape is ROUND. The LM709H/883 package pin format is: CYLINDRICAL.

Its terminal form is: WIRE.

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