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OPA726AID

Manufacturer: TexasIns

OPA725 and OPA726 Series: Very Low-Noise, High-Speed, 12V CMOS Op Amp

Partnumber Manufacturer Quantity Availability
OPA726AID TexasIns 370 In Stock

Description and Introduction

OPA725 and OPA726 Series: Very Low-Noise, High-Speed, 12V CMOS Op Amp **Introduction to the OPA726AID Operational Amplifier**  

The OPA726AID is a precision operational amplifier (op-amp) designed for high-performance applications requiring low noise, low offset voltage, and excellent linearity. Manufactured in a compact SOIC package, this component is well-suited for signal conditioning, data acquisition, and instrumentation systems where accuracy and stability are critical.  

Featuring a wide supply voltage range and rail-to-rail output swing, the OPA726AID ensures reliable operation in both single and dual-supply configurations. Its low input bias current and high common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) make it ideal for interfacing with sensors and high-impedance sources. Additionally, the op-amp's low distortion and fast settling time enhance performance in audio and precision measurement circuits.  

Engineers often select the OPA726AID for its balance of speed and precision, making it a versatile choice for medical devices, industrial controls, and test equipment. With robust ESD protection and thermal shutdown features, it offers enhanced durability in demanding environments.  

For designers seeking a high-performance op-amp with minimal drift and exceptional signal integrity, the OPA726AID presents a dependable solution for critical analog applications.

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