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An '''operational transconductance amplifier''' (OTA) is an [[amplifier]] whose differential input voltage produces an output current.<ref>[[Wikipedia:Operational transconductance amplifier]]</ref>
== OTAs used in synths ==
* [[CA3080]]
* [[CEM3320]]
* [[CEM3328]]
* [[CEM3389]]
* [[CEM3379]]
* [[IR3109]]
* [[LM13700]] and LM13600
* [[SSM2040]]
* [[SSM2044]]
== DIY OTA ==
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== Further reading ==
* 'Musical Applications of Microprocessors'' by [[Hal Chamberlin]], Hayden Books, 1985, {{ISBN|0810457687}}, pp. 200-209
[[Category:Linear ICs]]
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