Bi-FET op amps generally have a wider bandwidth, higher slew rate, larger power output, higher input impedances, and much lower input bias currents.

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Bi-FET (Bipolar Field-Effect Transistor) op amps combine the high input impedance of FETs with the high output drive capability of bipolar transistors, resulting in wider bandwidth, higher slew rates, and much lower input bias currents compared to purely bipolar op amps. However, the statement about "larger power output" is not directly related to the Bi-FET technology itself but rather to the design and application of the op amp.

Bi-FET Op Amps Generally Have a Wider Bandwidth, Higher Slew