The Texas Instruments LM358AP operational amplifier is a widely used dual-channel device in the LM358A series designed for general-purpose electronic amplification. It features an 8-pin PDIP through-hole package which is ideal for prototyping and traditional PCB designs requiring through-hole mounting.
This op amp offers a gain bandwidth product (GBP) of 700 kHz, balancing bandwidth and gain for applications such as signal conditioning, filtering, and instrumentation. It supports a broad supply voltage range from 5V to 30V, enabling flexible integration in various power systems.
With a low input bias current of -100 nA and an input offset voltage of 3 mV, it provides accurate signal amplification. The device’s slew rate of 0.3 V/μs supports timely response to input signal changes, suitable for many analog applications at moderate speeds.
The LM358AP operates reliably within an ambient temperature range from 0°C to 70°C, making it appropriate for standard commercial and industrial environments. Its maximum output current of -60 mA allows it to drive typical loads encountered in control and signal processing circuits.
Dimensionally compact at 9.81 mm in length, 6.35 mm in width, and 4.57 mm in height, the device fits well in dense PCB layouts. The chip complies with RoHS standards, endorsing environmentally responsible manufacturing practices. Produced in Mexico, the LM358AP delivers consistent quality and performance as part of Texas Instruments’ trusted LM series of operational amplifiers.
Dual channel with through-hole 8-pin PDIP package. Gain bandwidth product of 700 kHz for general purpose use. Supply voltage range from 5V to 30V. Low input bias and offset voltage for precision output. Slew rate adequate for moderate speed applications.
Suitable operating temperature from 0°C to 70°C. Output current reliable up to -60 mA. Compact dimensions optimize PCB space. RoHS compliance for environmental safety. Manufactured in Mexico maintaining quality standards.
This Operational Amplifier is ideal for industrial, laboratory, electronics design, instrumentation, and control systems. It supports a wide variety of analog signal processing tasks including amplification, active filtering, and voltage follower configurations. Explore more components from Texas Instruments to complement your engineering projects with quality and reliability.
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