Best Alternatives to TL072CDT

Package: 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)STMicroelectronicsAmplifiersSeries: -Package: Tape & Reel (TR) Cut Tape (CT) Digi-Reel®Current - Input Bias: 20 pAVoltage - Input Offset: 3 mVCurrent - Supply: 1.4mA

The TL072CDT is a popular dual JFET op-amp known for its high slew rate and low input bias current. Finding a replacement requires careful matching of these key parameters in the SO-8 package.

AI replacement insight

Electrical riskhigh

Lower slew rate can cause signal distortion; higher bias current can cause errors.

Package risklow

Candidates share the same SO-8 package and likely standard pinout.

Can it be replaced directly?

No, a direct, fully-compatible replacement for the TL072CDT was not identified. All options present significant parametric trade-offs.

Best replacement path

Select a downgrade candidate like TJM4558CDT and verify its impact on slew rate and input bias current in your application.

Main risk

The primary risk is performance degradation, specifically a much lower slew rate and higher input bias current.

Recommended alternatives

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Needs validationhigh risk

A dual op-amp in the same package, but its much lower slew rate and higher bias current make it a risky downgrade.

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Alternative comparison matrix

Feature / factorTL072CDTTJM4558CDTTS512AIDTAlt 3Compatibility / risk
PackageSO-8SO-8SO-8SO-8 — Package matches.; TS512AIDT: Package matches.
Voltage36 V±22 V3 V to 30 V±22 V / 3 V to 30 V — Higher maximum supply voltage.; TS512AIDT: Lower maximum supply voltage.
Slew Rate16 V/µs2.2 V/µs0.8 V/µs2.2 V/µs / 0.8 V/µs — Significantly lower slew rate.; TS512AIDT: Significantly lower slew rate.
Current20 pA50 nA50 nA50 nA — Much higher input bias current (bipolar vs JFET).; TS512AIDT: Much higher input bias current, not a JFET input.
Gbp4 MHz5.5 MHz-5.5 MHz — Higher gain-bandwidth product.
Temperature0 °C to 70 °C--40 °C to +125 °C-40 °C to +125 °C — Wider operating temperature range.

Application & sourcing insights

Questions & answers

The best alternative depends on your application's needs. For high-speed signals, matching the 16 V/µs slew rate is crucial. For high-impedance circuits, the low 20 pA input bias current must be maintained. No single candidate matches both well.