JFET input stage — why it matters for your signal chain
Slew rate and bandwidth — what 13 V/µs and 3 MHz buy you
For a 10 V peak-to-peak output swing, the 13 V/µs rate supports full-power bandwidth up to roughly 200 kHz — adequate for audio line drivers, active filters, and control-loop compensation in the tens-of-kHz range. The 3 MHz GBW sets the closed-loop bandwidth at gains above unity; at a gain of 10 the small-signal bandwidth drops to about 300 kHz.
The amplifier operates from a split supply spanning ±5 V to ±15 V (10 V to 30 V total), covering the standard ±15 V industrial rail. The 1.4 mA supply current per channel (2.8 mA total) keeps the thermal load low in the 8-SOIC package.
It is specified for indoor, temperature-controlled environments — bench instruments, audio gear, consumer electronics, and office equipment.