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JM38510/13501BPA by Analog Devices is an Operational Amplifier with 60uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 106dB CMRR, and 600kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for military applications due to its MIL-TEMP rating, it operates b/w -55°C to 125°C with a supply voltage of ±15V.

OPA2340EA by Texas Instruments is a CMOS operational amplifier with low-offset and micropower features. It has a max input offset voltage of 500 uV, operates at temperatures ranging from -40 to 85 °C, and offers a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 5500 kHz. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact designs.

Texas Instruments' INA241A2IDDFR is an Operational Amplifier with 10uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 45uA Max Average Bias Current, and 166dB Nominal CMRR. Ideal for precision applications requiring low offset voltage and high CMRR in a compact SOT-23 package.

TLV9001UIDBVR by Texas Instruments is a CMOS Operational Amplifier with 2000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 95dB Nominal CMRR, and 5V Vsup. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low-bias micropower design and compact form factor. Suitable for surface mount PCBs with small outline package style.

TCA0372DWR2G by Onsemi is a dual operational amplifier with 20000 uV max input offset voltage and 90 dB nominal CMRR. Ideal for automotive applications, it operates b/w -40 to 125 °C with +/-15 V supplies, offering a unity gain bandwidth of 1400 kHz.

Texas Instruments OPA657NB/250G4 is a low-offset, low-bias operational amplifier with 900uV max input offset voltage and 1410 min voltage gain. Ideal for industrial applications, it operates from -40 to 85°C with a unity gain bandwidth of 350kHz. With compact dimensions and surface-mount capability, it offers precise amplification in tight spaces.

Texas Instruments' INA168NA/250G4 Op Amp has a 1000uV Max Input Offset Voltage, 120dB Nominal CMRR, and 800kHz Unity Gain Bandwidth. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low profile design, it operates at -40 to 125°C with a supply voltage of 5V.

OPA4170AIPWR by Texas Instruments is a micropower operational amplifier with low-bias current and high common mode rejection ratio. It operates at a wide temperature range of -40 to 125°C, making it suitable for automotive applications. With a unity gain bandwidth of 1200 kHz and compact dimensions, this op amp is ideal for precision signal conditioning in space-constrained environments.

LM324DTBG by Onsemi is a quad operational amplifier with 4 functions. It has a max input offset voltage of 7000 uV and a nominal voltage of 5 V. With a small outline package style, it is ideal for applications requiring high voltage gain and low bias current in commercial temperature environments.

Texas Instruments' INA200AIDGKR is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 2500uV and a max average bias current of 16uA. This IC, suitable for automotive applications, features a nominal voltage of 12V and a common mode voltage up to 80V. With a response time of 1300ns, it operates in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 125°C.

LMV358IPT by STMicroelectronics is a dual operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 6000 uV and a nominal common mode reject ratio of 95 dB. It operates at a supply voltage of 5 V, making it suitable for automotive applications requiring micropower amplification in compact spaces. This BICMOS technology-based op amp features low bias current and high unity gain bandwidth, ideal for precision signal processing in harsh environments.

TLC272CDR by Texas Instruments is a dual operational amplifier with 2 functions. It features a max input offset voltage of 12000 uV and a nominal unity gain bandwidth of 1700 kHz. Ideal for applications requiring low-bias current, such as precision signal conditioning and sensor interfaces.

OPA365AQDBVRQ1 by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 200uV, low bias current of 0.00001uA, and nominal voltage of 5V. Ideal for automotive applications due to AEC-Q100 screening level, it offers high common mode rejection ratio and low-offset performance in a small outline package.

OPA4277UAG4 by Texas Instruments is an operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 100uV, low bias current of 0.004uA, and high common mode rejection ratio of 140dB. Ideal for industrial applications requiring precise signal amplification in compact designs due to its small outline package and micropower technology.

OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; Terminal Form: THROUGH-HOLE; No. of Terminals: 14; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;

LM6132BIMX/NOPB by Texas Instruments is a dual operational amplifier with a max input offset voltage of 8000 uV and a nominal voltage of 5 V. It features a min slew rate of 7 V/us, making it suitable for industrial applications requiring high precision and low power consumption. With its micropower technology and compact package style, this op amp is ideal for space-constrained designs in various electronic systems.

OPA551UA by Texas Instruments is an Operational Amplifier with a max supply voltage of +-30V, 3000 kHz unity gain bandwidth, and 102 dB common mode reject ratio. Ideal for automotive applications due to its low-bias current, it features a small outline package and operates in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 125°C.

Analog Devices' OP07CSZ-REEL7 is a voltage-feedback operational amplifier with low-offset and high common mode rejection ratio. It operates at industrial temperature range, with a max supply voltage of ±22V. Ideal for precision applications requiring high gain and low bias current in compact designs.

OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIER; Temperature Grade: COMMERCIAL; Terminal Form: THROUGH-HOLE; No. of Terminals: 8; Package Code: DIP; Package Shape: RECTANGULAR;

LM358DG by Onsemi is a dual operational amplifier with 8 terminals and a package style of small outline. It has a max supply voltage limit of 32V, operates at temperatures b/w 0-70°C, and offers a min voltage gain of 15,000. This Op Amp is commonly used in commercial applications requiring precise signal amplification and filtering.