LM101 operational amplifier

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The LM101 operational amplifier is a pioneering high-performance analog integrated circuit from the late 1960s that became a foundational general-purpose op-amp design in electronics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf analog integrated circuit
general-purpose operational amplifier
integrated circuit
operational amplifier
application active filters
analog computation
control systems
general-purpose analog signal conditioning
instrumentation
compensation externally compensated
datasheetPublishedBy Fairchild Semiconductor NERFINISHED
National Semiconductor NERFINISHED
Texas Instruments NERFINISHED
designedBy Bob Widlar NERFINISHED
developedBy Fairchild Semiconductor NERFINISHED
family LM1xx operational amplifier family
gainBandwidthProduct on the order of 1 MHz
hasInputBiasCurrent on the order of tens of nA
hasInputOffsetVoltage on the order of a few mV
hasOffsetNullCapability true
hasOverloadProtection true
hasShortCircuitProtection true
historicalSignificance one of the first widely adopted high-performance monolithic op-amps
influenced LM107 operational amplifier NERFINISHED
LM301 operational amplifier NERFINISHED
later general-purpose op-amp families
inputCommonModeRange approximately ±12 V at ±15 V supply
inputStageType bipolar differential pair
introducedAroundYear 1967
introducedInDecade 1960s
maximumSupplyVoltage ±22 V
notableFor high performance for its time
pioneering general-purpose op-amp architecture
openLoopGain on the order of 100 dB
outputType voltage output
outputVoltageSwing approximately ±12 V at ±15 V supply
packageType DIP
TO-99 metal can
processType monolithic
requiresExternalCompensationCapacitor true
slewRate on the order of 0.5 V/µs to 1 V/µs
stability unity-gain stable with proper external compensation
supplyType dual supply
technology bipolar junction transistor
temperatureRange commercial temperature range
typicalSupplyVoltage ±15 V
usedIn early precision analog equipment
education and training in analog electronics

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Bob Widlar designed LM101 operational amplifier