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Texas Instruments RC4136, RM4136, RV4136 Quad Operational Amplifiers Datasheet
This document describes the RC4136, RM4136, and RV4136, which are quad high-performance operational amplifiers. Each amplifier is electrically similar to the uA741, except that offset null capability is not provided. These devices are ideal for voltage-follower applications due to their high common-mode input voltage range and absence of latch-up. They are short-circuit protected and internally frequency compensated for stability without external components.
The datasheet provides detailed electrical characteristics, absolute maximum ratings, and dissipation ratings for three specific models: the RC4136 (commercial temperature range), the RM4136 (military temperature range), and the RV4136 (industrial temperature range). It also lists available package options including Small-Outline, Chip Carrier, Ceramic DIP, Plastic DIP, and Flat packages.
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Ratings, dimensions and ordering codes, for selection and design work.
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the typical unity-gain bandwidth of these amplifiers?
The typical unity-gain bandwidth is 3 MHz.
From: Texas Instruments RC4136, RM4136, RV4136 Quad Operational Amplifiers Datasheet
What is the maximum total power dissipation for the D package at 25°C?
The maximum total power dissipation is 800 mW.
From: Texas Instruments RC4136, RM4136, RV4136 Quad Operational Amplifiers Datasheet
Are these amplifiers interchangeable with Raytheon parts?
Yes, the devices are designed to be interchangeable with Raytheon RM4136, RV4196, and RC4136.
From: Texas Instruments RM4136/RV4136/RC4136 Quad Operational Amplifiers Datasheet
Do these amplifiers require external frequency compensation?
No, the internal frequency compensation ensures stability without external components.
From: Texas Instruments RM4136/RV4136/RC4136 Quad Operational Amplifiers Datasheet
What is the typical unity-gain bandwidth of these amplifiers?
The typical unity-gain bandwidth is 3 MHz.
From: Texas Instruments RC4136/RM4136/RV4136 Quad Operational Amplifiers Datasheet
