5G23 is a general-purpose operational amplifier developed by Shanghai Component Factory No. 5 in the 1970s.
Compared with F001, it only has two more equivalent transistors, but its balanced performance is greatly improved, with a larger input range, lower output impedance, looser power requirements, and no need to connect a ground wire.
In terms of circuit structure, F004 may be the first integrated operational amplifier independently developed in my country (F001-F003 are all imitation foreign models).
This project uses discrete components to build the computing amplifier, which is available for actual testing.
After the production is completed, a breadboard is used for testing, and an oscillator containing a Schmitt trigger is built. The output is connected to an LED, and you can see the LED flashing.
Test circuit:
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