Op-Amp LM358P: Pinout, Circuits, and Datasheet

LM358P Operational Amplifier:

The LM358P is a dual operational amplifier IC manufactured by various semiconductor companies (e.g., Texas Instruments, STMicroelectronics). It consists of two independent, high-gain, internally frequency-compensated operational amplifiers. Here are details on the LM358P:

Pinout:

The LM358P typically comes in an 8-pin DIP (Dual Inline Package) format. Each of the two op-amps within the IC has its own set of inputs and outputs. The pinout is as follows:

• Pin 1 (Output 1): Output of Op-Amp 1
• Pin 2 (Inverting Input 1): Inverting input of Op-Amp 1
• Pin 3 (Non-Inverting Input 1): Non-inverting input of Op-Amp 1
• Pin 4 (V-): Ground (Negative Power Supply Pin)
• Pin 5 (Non-Inverting Input 2): Non-inverting input of Op-Amp 2
• Pin 6 (Inverting Input 2): Inverting input of Op-Amp 2
• Pin 7 (Output 2): Output of Op-Amp 2
• Pin 8 (V+): Positive Power Supply Pin

Circuits:

Inverting Amplifier Circuit using LM358P:

A common circuit configuration using the LM358P is the inverting amplifier. Here's a basic schematic:

         R1
Vin ---/\/\---|---|-> Vout
              |
             ---
              | 
              |
             GND

Non-Inverting Amplifier Circuit:

Another common circuit is the non-inverting amplifier. Here's a basic schematic:

         R1         
Vin ---/\/\--|+|-------|---|-> Vout
              |         |
              |         |
             ---       ---
              |         |
              |         |
             GND       Vin-

Datasheet: 

LM358P PDF

• The datasheet for the LM358P operational amplifier can be found on various manufacturer websites or electronics component distributors.
• The datasheet provides detailed information on the electrical characteristics, pin configurations, recommended operating conditions, application notes, and example circuits.

Uses:

The LM358P operational amplifier has a wide range of applications, including but not limited to:

• Voltage amplification
• Signal filtering
• Signal conditioning
• Comparator circuits
• Active filters
• Oscillator circuits
• Inverting and non-inverting amplifiers
• Voltage and current sensing circuits

When using the LM358P in a circuit, always refer to the datasheet for specific information regarding operating conditions, input/output characteristics, and circuit design considerations.