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Article #6825uA741C replacement
From: Rick Jansen
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 11:58
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1992 11:58
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I'm going to do a project in which a lot of uA741C's
are used (some 70 at least). Now, the 741 isn't the
most up-to-date opamp any more these days. With this
number of chips it doesn't cost much more to simply
replace the 741's by another, more up-to-date chip,
for example the TL070, LF351 or LF356. (The 356 can
be used, as no offset adjustments are done anywhere.)
Any comments or other 741 replacements that fit in
without modifying the circuit? Disadvantages?
The project is an analog modular synthesizer, so
low-noise and temperature stability are definately pros.
-Rick.
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