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OPA132U

Texas InstrumentsExtended

-18V~-2.5V、2.5V~18V -40℃~+85℃ 1 100dB 20V/us 2pA 2uV/℃ 4.8mA 40mA 500uV 5pA 8MHz 8nV/√Hz@1kHz Built-in compensation、High capacitive load driving SOIC-8 FET Input Amplifiers ROHS

Part id
ti/OPA132U
Category
Operational Amplifier
Package
SOIC-8
Pins
8
In stock
19 at JLCPCB (C2865409)
Used on
2 open-source boards

Overview

The OPA132U is an operational Amplifier made by Texas Instruments in a SOIC-8 package with 8 pins. -18V~-2.5V、2.5V~18V -40℃~+85℃ 1 100dB 20V/us 2pA 2uV/℃ 4.8mA 40mA 500uV 5pA 8MHz 8nV/√Hz@1kHz Built-in compensation、High capacitive load driving SOIC-8 FET Input Amplifiers ROHS.

PCBKit's library has its KiCad symbol (EasyEDA_Cloud:OPA132U, from EasyEDA) and its footprint (Package_SO:SOIC-8_3.9x4.9mm_P1.27mm, from KiCad's library), ready for a KiCad board. 19 are in stock at JLCPCB (part C2865409). 2 open-source boards in 2 repositories on GitHub use it.

Symbol

Offset Trim8V+7Output6NC5V-4+In3–In2Offset Trim1
EasyEDA_Cloud:OPA132UFrom EasyEDA

Footprint

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Package_SO:SOIC-8_3.9x4.9mm_P1.27mmFrom KiCad's library

Pinout

8
The pins of the OPA132U
PinNameType
1Offset TrimUnspecified
2–InUnspecified
3+InUnspecified
4V-Unspecified
5NCUnspecified
6OutputOutput
7V+Unspecified
8Offset TrimUnspecified

Open-source boards using it

2

Parts like it

8

Questions

Is there a KiCad symbol and footprint for the OPA132U?

Yes. The symbol is EasyEDA_Cloud:OPA132U and the footprint Package_SO:SOIC-8_3.9x4.9mm_P1.27mm, both drawn on this page. PCBKit places them on a board for you when you design with it.

What package is the OPA132U?

SOIC-8, with 8 pins. Its footprint is drawn on this page.

Where is the OPA132U datasheet?

Texas Instruments publishes it: the Datasheet link on this page opens it.

Where can I order the OPA132U?

JLCPCB lists it as part C2865409, with 19 in stock; the sellers' links on this page open their listings.

What can replace the OPA132U?

Parts like it in the library: the LM358D by onsemi, the LM2904D by onsemi, the LM358DT by STMicroelectronics and the TLV9062ID by Texas Instruments. Check their datasheets: a part that fits the footprint may still differ in its ratings.

Which open-source boards use the OPA132U?

2 boards in 2 repositories on GitHub; the most starred are listed on this page, with their KiCad files.