µA702 operational amplifier

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The µA702 operational amplifier is one of the earliest monolithic integrated op-amps, designed by Bob Widlar and influential in establishing practical analog IC design.

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instanceOf analog integrated circuit ⓘ
monolithic integrated circuit ⓘ
operational amplifier ⓘ
application analog computing ⓘ
general-purpose analog signal processing ⓘ
linear amplification ⓘ
belongsToFamily µA series operational amplifiers ⓘ
category historical electronic component ⓘ
linear integrated circuit ⓘ
designedBy Bob Widlar ⓘ
designer Bob Widlar ⓘ
era early integrated circuit era ⓘ
hasAbbreviation µA702 ⓘ
hasFeature internal frequency compensation required externally in many applications ⓘ
influenced µA709 operational amplifier ⓘ
linked to: µA709

µA741 operational amplifier ⓘ
introducedInDecade 1960s ⓘ
manufacturer Fairchild Semiconductor ⓘ
marketedBy Fairchild Semiconductor ⓘ
notableFor being one of the earliest monolithic integrated operational amplifiers ⓘ
helping establish practical analog IC design ⓘ
packaging dual in-line package ⓘ
metal can package ⓘ
supplyType dual supply ⓘ
technology bipolar junction transistor ⓘ
usedIn audio-frequency amplifiers ⓘ
control systems ⓘ
early analog computers ⓘ
instrumentation circuits ⓘ

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Bob Widlar → notableWork → µA702 operational amplifier ⓘ
Bob Widlar → designed → µA702 operational amplifier ⓘ
µA702 operational amplifier → hasAbbreviation → µA702 ⓘ
linked to: µA702 operational amplifier
µA702 operational amplifier → belongsToFamily → µA series operational amplifiers ⓘ
linked to: µA702 operational amplifier