Diff-Amp

Oct 24, 2005 1 Replies

Hello, i am searching for an Diff-OPAmp. I´ve got two signals between 0 and 1 V, Audio frequencies. A possible supply voltage of 0-5 V and very few available space. Does anyone have some suggestions what component would be good to use?



Thank you and best regards Roland Schlierf


What do you expect from a "Diff-OPAmp" that a "Standard Op-Amp" can't deliver?

For a single 5V supply, I would suggest the LM358 (cheapest, dual, bipolar, proper output loading needed to avoid dead zone), the MC33078 (low noise, low distortion, dual, bipolar, the ON chips require 10V, the ST chips only 5V), the TLC271 or TS271 (single, CMOS, largely but not fully equivalent, one by ON the other by ST), or the TLC2272 (dual, rail-to-rail output, CMOS).

Best regards,

Martin.

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