Tag: OPAMP
![Pocket Op Amp Lab powered by AVR128DB28 Pocket Op Amp Lab powered by AVR128DB28](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/opamplab-1024x542.jpg)
Pocket Op Amp Lab powered by AVR128DB28
This is a self-contained tool to allow you to experiment with the configurable op amps provided in the new AVR DB-series processors from Microchip. It shows the configuration as a circuit diagram on the display, and lets you reconfigure it by selecting options from on-screen menus. The...
Continue Reading![STMicroelectronics TSZ182 and TSZ182H zero drift 5V CMOS Op-Amps STMicroelectronics TSZ182 and TSZ182H zero drift 5V CMOS Op-Amps](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/STMicroelectronicsTSZ182andTSZ182H.jpg)
STMicroelectronics TSZ182 and TSZ182H zero drift 5V CMOS Op-Amps
The TSZ181, TSZ182 are single and dual operational amplifiers featuring very low offset voltages with virtually zero drift versus temperature changes. The TSZ181, TSZ182 are single and dual operational amplifiers featuring very low offset voltages with virtually zero drift versus...
Continue Reading![The Industry’s First High-Speed Op Amp that Eliminates Oscillation due to Load Capacitance The Industry’s First High-Speed Op Amp that Eliminates Oscillation due to Load Capacitance](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/127_NanoCap-BD77501G_EN_1.jpg)
The Industry’s First High-Speed Op Amp that Eliminates Oscillation due to Load Capacitance
New high-speed CMOS op amp ideal for anomaly detection added to high noise immunity EMARMOUR™ series ROHM recently announced a high-speed ground sense CMOS op amp, BD77501G, optimized for industrial and consumer equipment requiring high-speed sensing, such as anomaly detection...
Continue Reading![Sound Sensor with onboard Relay Arduino Nano Shield Sound Sensor with onboard Relay Arduino Nano Shield](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/IMG_4361.jpg)
Sound Sensor with onboard Relay Arduino Nano Shield
This sound sensor with Relay driver shield for Arduino Nano can be used to develop sound-activated ON/OFF switch or other projects that require sound senor. LM358 op-amp is used as the amplifier, 1st op-amp amplifies the microphone signal, and 2nd op-amp works as a half-bridge rectifier...
Continue Reading![0 to 5V output Analog Hall Sensor for Foot Controller 0 to 5V output Analog Hall Sensor for Foot Controller](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_3168.jpg)
0 to 5V output Analog Hall Sensor for Foot Controller
This project includes an analog Hall Effect sensor and an Op-Amp circuit which can be used as position or angular sensing with the benefits of no contact and wearing, high stability and wide sensing range. Two configurations of the magnet and Hall sensors are analyzed. Trimmer...
Continue Reading![ON Semiconductor NCxx333 Zero Drift Operational Amplifiers with 10 uV Offset ON Semiconductor NCxx333 Zero Drift Operational Amplifiers with 10 uV Offset](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/TSOP-5_SPL.jpg)
ON Semiconductor NCxx333 Zero Drift Operational Amplifiers with 10 uV Offset
ON Semiconductor’s NCxx333 Zero Drift Operational Amplifiers deliver premium analog performances for front end amplifier circuits and power management designs. A comprehensive choice of packages matching industry-standard pinouts, addressing the various form factor requirements for...
Continue Reading![MCP6V51 45 V Zero-Drift Op-Amp MCP6V51 45 V Zero-Drift Op-Amp](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/MCP6V51.png)
MCP6V51 45 V Zero-Drift Op-Amp
The MCP6V51 operational amplifier provides input offset voltage correction for very low offset and offset drift. This device provides a gain bandwidth product of 2 MHz, is unity gain stable, has no 1/f noise, and provides superior CMRR and PSRR performance. These products operate with a...
Continue Reading![Use a Comparator or Op-Amp to Simplify Light Dependent Resistor Output Use a Comparator or Op-Amp to Simplify Light Dependent Resistor Output](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/IMAGE-1A-scaled-1024x683.jpg)
Use a Comparator or Op-Amp to Simplify Light Dependent Resistor Output
If your project calls for light sensitivity, it’s hard to beat light dependent resistors (LDRs), also known as photoresistors. They’re available for a few cents each, and their resistance varies based on how much light they receive. In the dark, these devices produce resistances in...
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