The uA741 operational amplifier is built with all discrete components. The circuit uses a circuit of the original domestic LM741. The pins are led out using F3 solder tabs. Please refer to the manual for various parameters.
The unconnected pin 8 is omitted and can be used for external zero adjustment.
Demo video: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV11q4y1U7Da
Note: The triangular version of 741 does not have a schematic diagram and BOM, so the parameters of the resistor, capacitor, and diode are in the compressed package. All N tubes are 2N3904, and all P tubes are 2N3906.
UA741s is a semi-SMD and semi-inline version of 741. It is small in size and can be plugged into the op amp holder using an adapter board; a zero-adjusting resistor is installed on the board.
AD741 is based on the internal circuit of Arnold Semiconductor's AD741. It uses twin transistors with stable parameters and the same small size; a zero-adjusting resistor is installed on the board.
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