The Ultimate Op-Amp Comparison - Bandwidth, Slew Rate, Frequency Response, CMRR & More!

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• JJ

  @jjptech · 2 years ago

  This is not a comparison, this is a full and simple tutorial about OP-AMPs

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• FA

  @fatihkuru42 · 2 years ago

  That's literally the ultimate guide to op-amps. I appreciate your effort in testing every parameter and, furthermore, building your own and improving it. I wish I had such a video a couple of years ago. Even still, the centertap common mode noise idea is brilliant; I still learned something new.

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• PE

  @PeetHobby · 2 years ago (edited)

  The rule is to prevent large gains, staying below 100x. Some people prefer to never exceed 10x. For instance, if you require a 100x gain, you can achieve it by using two op-amps, each with a 10x gain.

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• C1

  @c1ph3rpunk · 2 years ago

  I’m 5 years into my self-imposed crash course in electronics, I’m thrilled it all made sense up to CMRR &amp; PSRR, but I’ll take any win I can. <br><br>Absolutely excellent video.

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• RI

  @ridefast0 · 1 year ago

  Experienced EE says this is great content, well done. These skills will be required long after AI starts writing all the code! I have bought you 5 Volts on your fund page.

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• T1

  @t1d100 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Solid educational material and video production. Remember to slow your pace, when reading through the scripted material. You started at a good rate, but, by the end, you were going fast, again. Don&apos;t beat yourself up about that. Practice makes perfect and it takes a lot of practice. This is your best production, to date. Kudos. We are all proud of you. Oh, and you taught me something new about op amp offset = thanks!

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• SH

  @shazam6274 · 2 years ago

  Excellent! &nbsp;You, and those watching this, &nbsp;know more about OpAmps than the vast majority of EEs (and the Perfessors teaching them)! &nbsp; <br><br>For all you young Techies out there, consider this: Learning to &quot;code&quot; is now rapidly being replaced by AI, learning fundamentals, making them with parts and soldering is becoming more valuable by the day.<br><br>Kudos from a retired EE in his 70s.

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• GR

  @gregvanpaassen · 2 years ago (edited)

  Douglas Self has a lot to say about op amps for audio (mixers and so on) &nbsp;in Small Signal Audio Design (4th edition due out soon). There are many subtleties when you get into it. Highly recommended if you are doing any analog, especially below 1 MHz. Useful for background at RF.

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• NO

  @norm1124 · 2 years ago

  An AMAZING video, this minimal OpAmp in the beginning helped me so much!! - All other tutorials on YouTube started &quot;way to high in the sky&quot;, the way you replace module by module really fits my brain well.

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• DI

  @dimitrioskalfakis · 2 years ago

  nice &apos;upgrade&apos; to your diy op-amp. good overall effort and educational from a practical point of view for beginners.

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• FR

  @freaksarise · 3 months ago

  You’ve done a wonderful job explaining every element and concept. thank you for this video.

• RE

  @readdaily5680 · 2 years ago

  Thanks for taking your time so we can follow along.

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