Hi Xiaoying,
Do you have any further questions or comments to this thread? If not, I will mark my last response as "TI Thinks Resolved" but please let us know if there are any additional questions.
Thank you! Best Regards, Ashley
Part Number: TL071H Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL331 I want to drive five BA8391G in parallel with one TL071H, but is the output sufficient? Where should I refer to this in the data sheet?
Part Number: TL071H I'm looking at the TL07xx data sheet, and the power supply voltage range says ±2.25V~±20V, 4.5V~40V. At this time, is it possible to connect 40V to V+ and 0V to V-?
Part Number: TL071H Other Parts Discussed in Thread: UA741 , TLV170 Hi,
My customer is considering to use TL071H instead of NJM741.
Will you tell me any other appropriate device than TL071H if possible?
Thank you for your support.
Best Regards,
Takumi …
Part Number: TL071H Other Parts Discussed in Thread: TL081H Please let me know,
1. What is the difference between TL071H and TL081H? How to choose in applications?
2. In a single 12Vcc application, VIN+ = 3V and VIN- = 2.5V, w hat will happen to the output…
Hi Raymond,
Thanks for your response and suggestions. It seems that your simulation of the LM318 shows it can amplify the input voltage, but not to a high enough level. I also tried using R2 = 3kΩ, which should provide a 4x voltage gain, but the output…
Since PCN 20230713001.1, the new dies (CMOS, similar to the TL071H) use an entirely different architecture, so this offset adjustment is no longer possible. The N1/N2 pins indeed are NC.
If you want help with adjusting your circuit, please show the schematic…
Part Number: TL074 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: , TL071H Tool/software: Hi Team,
I would like to check with you whether the Quiescent Current Iq is also changed between pre-PCN device and PCN-ed price?
Customer feedback they test that the Iq of TL074IDR…
Hi Lumina,
TL071H will likely perform better than TL071 in terms of output swing, but this device will still struggle to drive close to the supply rails with +-10mA current output.
Is it necessary to drive the output to exactly +-12V?
In short, no amplifier…
