Opamp 101: Learn All About Opamps

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For learning about operational amplifiers (op-amps), several recommended resources include Jiri Dostal's rigorous book from 1993, which offers clear explanations but is expensive. Walt Jung's 2004 work is noted for its practical applications, while "The Art of Electronics" by Horowitz and Hill provides a solid introductory treatment. Additionally, Wikipedia serves as a useful starting point with links to further information. Overall, these resources cater to different levels of expertise and application needs in op-amp study.
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Does someone know a good book or site or something about opamp's

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One of best book I've seen was by Jiri Dostal (1993). It is very rigorous and is not for the casual reader. But it has very clear explanations. The book is very expensive though (see amazon). Its best that you borrow a copy from your school's library before you invest.
Walt Jung (2004) is also good for applications. You can also use Horowitz and Hill (1989) which has some good material on op-amps.
 
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Datasheets.
Before Internet, National datasheets books were nice, with lots of examples and explanations.
 
I like Design with Operational Amplifiers and Analog Integrated Circuits by Sergio Franco
 
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