The trend toward lower power supply voltages has recently inspired the design of integrated single- supply high-frequency amplifiers. The greatest use of these circuits is in passing video signals, although there are many other applications. Unity-gain bandwidths of the new offerings are in the 90 MHz±160 MHz range. The earliest single-supply IC amplifier is the LM324, developed circa 1974. This is a 1 MHz op-amp that set the definition of a single-supply circuit: