741 Op Amp | Linear IC's | Integrators | Differentiators Flashcards
Is a monolithic integrated circuit, comprising of a general
purpose Operational Amplifier.
741 Op Amp IC
Manufactured the 741 Op Amp IC in the year 1963
Fairchild semiconductors
What does the number 741 mean in 741 Op Amp?
It has 7 functional pins, 4 pins capable of taking input and 1 output pin
741 Op Amp comes in these 3 form factors
- 8 Pin DIP Package
- TO5-8 Metal can package
- 8 Pin SOIC
In 741 Op Amp, there are 2 Power Supply pins give 1.
- Pin4
- Pin7
Is the positive voltage supply terminal of 741 Op Amp
Pin7
Is the negative voltage supply terminal of 741 Op Amp
Pin4
What is the range of voltage between Pin4 and Pin7
5V and 18V
This is the output pin of IC 741. The voltage at this pin depends on the signals at the input pins and the feedback mechanism
used.
Pin6
True or False. If the output is said to be low, it means that voltage at the output is
equal to positive supply voltage. Similarly, if the output is said to be high, it
means that voltage at the output is equal to negative supply voltage.
False.
If the output is said to be high, it means that voltage at the output is
equal to positive supply voltage. Similarly, if the output is said to be low, it
means that voltage at the output is equal to negative supply voltage.
These are input pins for the IC 741
- Pin2
- Pin3
_____ is the inverting
input pin and _____ is the non-inverting input pin.
- Pin2
- Pin3
Offset Null pins of IC 741
- Pin1
- Pin5
This pin is not connected to any circuit inside 741 IC. It’s just a dummy lead used to fill the void space in standard 8 pin
packages
Pin8 (N/C)
Out of 8 IC 741 Op Amp Specifications, give one
- Power Supply: Requires a Minimum voltage of 5V and can withstand up to 18V
- Input Impedance: About 2 MΩ
- Output impedance: About 75 Ω
- Voltage Gain: 200,000 for low frequencies (200 V / mV)
- Maximum Output Current: 20 mA
- Recommended Output Load: Greater than 2 KΩ
- Input Offset: Ranges between 2 mV and 6 mV
- Slew Rate: 0.5V/µS (It is the rate at which an Op-Amp can detect voltage changes)