[sdiy] TI TL05X, New kid on the block.

[René Schmitz]

Hi Jay and all,

Its actually not really brand new. The Datasheets I have are from 1997, and
its 
mentioned in the opamp selection guide in my issue of "The Art of
Electronics". 
The TL051 is somewhat faster than the TL071/81 (20V/uS vs 13V/us). 
They are quite good performers, though I find the TL052 and 54 are not really 
worth the extra cost, because they are slower than the TL051. 
I've applied the 051 in VCOs as integrators, where you can make good use of
the 
extra speed. 

Cheers,
 René


At 10:12 16.10.01 -0700, Jay Schwichtenberg wrote:
>Howdy,
>
>I was going through the what's new at DigiKey and saw that TI has a new
>op-amp in the TL0XX line. It's the TL05X PN 296-7163-5-ND. Here's a quote
>from the data sheet:
>
>"The TL05x family was designed to offer higher precision and better ac
>response than the TL08x with the low
>noise floor of the TL07x. Designers requiring significantly faster ac
>response or ensured lower noise should
>consider the Excalibur TLE208x and TLE207x families of BiFET operational
>amplifiers."
>
>They are a bit spendy at $1.73 in small quanity.
>Looks like we might have something better to work with here.
>
>Good synth building.
>Jay
>
>
>
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