I'd recommend you fit the otput IC in a socket so it can easily be replaced.
instead of the "standard" LF351 you could use a power op amp such as AD8531
which has the same pin-out
One thing to consider is that you cannot share ground between the sine wave oscillator circuit and the
rectifier, so at least one needs to be floating (probably the rectifier is easiest).
Also if you don't use a transformer you can't easily demonstrate a centre-tapped secondary
driving a full-wave rectifier.
I would think to send the sign wave by the Android App ( Function Signal Generator app) , Signal can be sent by the 3.5 jack . So signal coming from eye phone jack to be amplified
Please advice if we can feed the signal coming from phone app to the half wave and full wave rectification demonstration
In this case we can control frequency very precisely . Demonstration can be done easily
One thing to consider is that you cannot share ground between the sine wave oscillator circuit and the
rectifier, so at least one needs to be floating (probably the rectifier is easiest).
This circuit appears to have a common ground.
Why do they need to be isolated ?
Are you referring to a standard 1:1 isolation transformer ?