LM10 operational amplifier

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The LM10 operational amplifier is a pioneering low-voltage, low-power analog integrated circuit designed by Bob Widlar, widely used for precision applications in compact and battery-powered systems.

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instanceOf analog integrated circuit ⓘ
low-power op amp ⓘ
low-voltage op amp ⓘ
monolithic integrated circuit ⓘ
operational amplifier ⓘ
application analog computation ⓘ
battery-powered systems ⓘ
current sources ⓘ
low-voltage regulators ⓘ
portable equipment ⓘ
precision instrumentation ⓘ
sensor signal conditioning ⓘ
category linear integrated circuit ⓘ
datasheetPublisher Texas Instruments ⓘ
designer Bob Widlar ⓘ
era 1970s ⓘ
hasFeature can operate from a single cell battery ⓘ
can operate from low-voltage supplies ⓘ
internal frequency compensation ⓘ
low quiescent current ⓘ
on-chip reference ⓘ
output swings to ground ⓘ
precision voltage reference ⓘ
reference output of about 200 mV to 400 mV (depending on variant) ⓘ
single-supply operation ⓘ
trim capability ⓘ
hasVariant LM10C ⓘ
LM10CL ⓘ
linked to: LM10C
manufacturer National Semiconductor ⓘ
minimumOperatingSupplyVoltage 1.1 V ⓘ
notableFor integration of op amp and reference in one chip ⓘ
pioneering low-power operation ⓘ
pioneering low-voltage operation ⓘ
originalCompanySubsequentlyAcquiredBy Texas Instruments ⓘ
packaging 8-pin DIP ⓘ
SOIC ⓘ
suitableFor battery monitoring circuits ⓘ
low-power reference circuits ⓘ
single-supply precision applications ⓘ
supplyVoltageRange 1.1 V to 40 V ⓘ
technology bipolar analog IC ⓘ
topology internally compensated op amp ⓘ
typicalSupplyCurrent 270 µA ⓘ
usedIn compact analog circuits ⓘ
precision low-power designs ⓘ

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