I have designed a multi op amp circuit

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I have designed a multi op amp circuit, and am now looking to build it. will i find any practical issues with such things as external interference, resistor tolerance, op amp imprfections, bandwidth issues, internal resistance. If so why?
 
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Hi welcome to the forums :)

A lot of your issues will depend on what the op-amp circuit is being used for.

is Hi speed or low noise a requirement ?

cant really give serious answers without knowing what your circuit is designed to do

Dave
 

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