The OT15S Tester:

The OT15S tester is used for testing op amp functionality , op amp gain-bandwidth product for single package op amps and dual package op amps. Each section is separated for ease of use and simplified testing. Pay close attention to power supply parameters when using this kit as they can provide high enough voltages that can damage op amps if miss used.
Follow steps bellow for using this kit correctly.

Power Supply Requirements:

This kit requires a 15v DC power supply. Input voltage should not exceed 15.5v DC and the total current spec for this kit is around 300mA with All sections in use, But this depends on type of op amp under test. The input has a reverse protection diode for incorrect power supply connection. As this tester can be used to check gain and offset of op amps best to use a low noise power supply. The input voltage ripple should not exceed 10mV PP.

The power supply for the tester should not be used to power any other equipment when using the tester, I. E for powering a signal generator or monitoring equipment.

Over Current Protection:

The OT15S comes with over current protection. this is to protect the power supply section in case of damaged op amp insertion or in event of power supply short, The OCP is only for Gain-Bandwidth section, As the tester section has its own voltage regulation and current handling.  The OCP protection RED led will come on if current draw goes above 70mA or so. In event of OCP please disconnect power to the tester and remover all devices under test and re connect power .

Single / Dual Package Op Amp tester

This section is to test op amp health, use this section for testing op amp operational health by inserting op amp packages in to their respective package configuration. You can test Single and Dual packages. The supply voltage on this section is a dual rail and is set to around +6v and -6v. Make sure op amp under test power supply spec do not exceed this voltage or you will damage your op amp. 
For testing a single package op amps like TL081 , LF356 , OPA627 and others , Dual package op amps like TL082 , NE5532 , LF412 and others

Single Package Op Amp tester:

For testing a single package op amps like TL081 , LF356 , OPA627 and others. insert op amp in to single package tester IC socket
Once inserted the LED should start to Flash, this indicates a working / Healthy op amp. if the LED is in OFF state or is permanently ON then this indicates a non functional / damaged op amp. Also check to make sure you have inserted the IC correctly in the right direction as this can result in incorrect results.

Dual Package Op Amp tester:

For Dual package op amps like TL082 , TL072 , LM358 , LF412 and others use the dual package section,
Once inserted the LED should start to Flash, this indicates a working / Healthy op amp. if the LED is in OFF state or is permanently ON then this indicates a non functional / damaged op amp. Also check to make sure you have inserted the IC correctly in the right direction as this can result in incorrect results.

Gain Bandwidth Measurements Sections:

Use this section to test op amps GAIN against frequency to determine its GBW product.
Before inserting op amps and start testing ,  Make sure you have set the correct power supply voltage for the op amp under test. This is very important as this section has a dual rail supply which can exceed +12v and -12v.

Unity Gain Section:

Once you have set the correct power supply voltages for your op amp you can insert a Single package or dual package op amp like TL081 and TL082 in single or dual package sockets.  Use the Unity gain section to test if your op amp is stable as unity gain / Buffer and upto what frequencies.
To start the test use the signal in section to feed a sine wave in to your unity gain configured op amp , The input is 50 ohms matched and terminated and is AC coupled. Once signal is feed to DUT use the signal out to measure the signal against the input signal to see the specs of unity gain configured op amp

X Gain Section:

To test op amp in gain mode in inverting and non inverting configurations use the sockets for that configuration, insert op amp in the X gain socket and use the gain multiplier headers to set the gain. Use the signal in and out to monitor the signals against each other to determine op amp GBW product.
Make sure you have set the levels correctly and that the op amp do not saturate against its power rails. As this can give false readings. Also make sure you have set the signal in VPP to a reasonable value so to see exactly what gain can your op amp provide, because if signal in is high in voltage then the maximum gain can push the op amp to its saturation on power rails.

About this kit

This kit has been fully assembled and will be tested twice before sending out. once when assembled and once before sending out.

Please note that the soldering of the kits is not 100% professional.