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  • LM321LV: Max. output swing (again)

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    Part Number: LM321LV I'm trying to interpret correctly the specification for output voltage swing

  • LM321LV: LM321LV output swing level

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    Part Number: LM321LV Hi, I am planning to use LM321LV in my design. anybody please tell the output voltage swing level for V+ = 3.3V and V- = ground. Regards Dinesh

  • RE: LM321LV: i use LM321LV as voltage follower

    Hi User, Kai is correct. Please refer to his comments for detailed answer on your question. Regards, Bala Ravi

  • LM321LV: LM321LV

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    Part Number: LM321LV Hi Can you please help to address below queries from my customer? We are using an LM321LVIDBVR and our parts are marked as 1SPF and they are in the SOT-23-5 package. According to the TI datasheet the pinout for the DBV package...

  • RE: LM393: LM393

    The WH2004G wants the VO control voltage to be at nominally VDD − 4.2 V. Apparently, sinking current is enough to achieve that, but only because of how the WH2004G circuit happens to be implemented. Anyway, the LM393 is just uses as an analog...

  • RE: How do I find part number same LM358 with lowest cost

    Hello Hoang Anh, Start here at all op amps http://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/op-amps/products.html Select supply voltage on web page. Then click red view parts button. On right side click approximate price twice to sort lowest to highest. ...

  • RE: LM321: What happens if I use this component below 0°C?

    Hi Raul, You are correct. The device is characterized to 0deg C. Use below that will be outside the datasheet and device performance is not guaranteed. If you'd like a single channel device that is rated for a lower temp, consider the LM321LV (for...

  • [FAQ] LM358LV: What is the difference between the LM358, LM358B, and LM358LV op amp replacements?

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    Part Number: LM358LV Hello, When searching for an LM358 I found a bunch of different versions, LM358, LM358-N, LM358B, and LM358LV. What's the difference between all of these devices? Can you share some pros and cons between them? Thanks, David

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