The LM747 is a general purpose dual operational amplifier with features such as no frequency compensation required, short-circuit protection, wide common-mode and differential voltage ranges, low power consumption, and no latch-up.
The LM747 is a general‑purpose dual operational amplifier whose two amplifiers share a common bias network and power‑supply leads. It offers features such as no frequency compensation, short‑circuit protection, wide common‑mode range, low power consumption, and balanced offset null.
The document lists absolute maximum ratings, detailed electrical characteristics, typical performance curves, and physical dimensions for the metal‑can (H) and dual‑in‑line (N) packages. It also includes a life‑support policy stating the device is not authorized for critical life‑support applications without written approval.
No, the LM747 does not require frequency compensation.
No, National Semiconductor does not authorize the LM747 for use as a critical component in life‑support devices without written approval.