Comparing Op-Amp 741 and Latest Op-Amps

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The discussion focuses on comparing the classic Op-Amp 741 with modern alternatives, highlighting key parameters such as noise and bandwidth. Participants suggest the OPA827 from Texas Instruments as a suitable low-noise option, while also mentioning the recently released OP77 from Analog Devices. The conversation emphasizes the importance of selecting the right op-amp based on specific project requirements. Users are encouraged to consider various performance metrics in their comparisons. Ultimately, the choice of op-amp can significantly impact project outcomes.
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have 2 make project which involves comparing op-amp 741 and anyone of the latest op-amps..can anyone suggest the any latest op-amp??
 
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What are you going to compare? Noise? Bandwidth? Some other parameter?
OPA827 from TI is a new product that looks like a good op-amp for low-noise applications.
 
I just recently received some OP77 samples from AD. They just started production a month ago.
 

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