16 Apr
2008
16 Apr
'08
9:11 a.m.
I am Looking for a LM4250H 8 Pin DIP or A real good substitute. I found
a Data Sheet but having trouble locating any Parts.
I am hoping someone has one in their Parts Box
TIA
Bob in Wisconsin
USE
trebor07 at execpc.com
16 Apr
16 Apr
12:17 p.m.
Robert J. Stevens wrote:
I am Looking for a LM4250H 8 Pin DIP or A real good
substitute. I
found a Data Sheet but having trouble locating any Parts.
I am hoping someone has one in their Parts Box
TIA
Bob in Wisconsin
USE
trebor07 at execpc.com
OOPS
Better use trebor72 at execpc.com
trebor07 wont work
3:33 p.m.
"Robert J. Stevens" wrote:
I am Looking for a LM4250H 8 Pin DIP or A real good substitute. I found
a Data Sheet but having trouble locating any Parts.
I am hoping someone has one in their Parts Box
TIA
Bob in Wisconsin
USE
trebor07 at execpc.com
I have several NOS LM4250CN, date code 8121.
The CN in plastic 8-pin DIP, 0C to +70C.
According to the NS book, the H is metal can, -55C to +125C.
Can throw a couple in the mail from Vancouver, Canada, if you don't find
anything faster/closer.
What's the app?, does it really have special requirements? So many op-amp types
have been produced over the years. Perhaps I exagerrate, but they seem like
transistors in that a dozen modern types could cover substitution for the
entire range of types.
2:50 p.m.
On Wednesday 16 April 2008 15:33, Brent Hilpert wrote:
"Robert J. Stevens" wrote:
I've felt that way too, at times, but haven't got the ambition at the
present time to try and build that list, or chart, or however it works out.
I sure wouldn't mind seeing that info, though, if somebody else does it,
and might even be able to help with organizing it, hosting, whatever...
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Member of the toughest, meanest, deadliest, most unrelenting -- and
ablest -- form of life in this section of space, ?a critter that can
be killed but can't be tamed. ?--Robert A. Heinlein, "The Puppet Masters"
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Information is more dangerous than cannon to a society ruled by lies. --James
M Dakin
I am Looking for a LM4250H 8 Pin DIP or A real
good substitute. I found
a Data Sheet but having trouble locating any Parts.
I am hoping someone has one in their Parts Box
TIA
Bob in Wisconsin
USE
trebor07 at execpc.com
I have several NOS LM4250CN, date code 8121.
The CN in plastic 8-pin DIP, 0C to +70C.
According to the NS book, the H is metal can, -55C to +125C.
Can throw a couple in the mail from Vancouver, Canada, if you don't find
anything faster/closer.
What's the app?, does it really have special requirements? So many op-amp
types have been produced over the years. Perhaps I exagerrate, but they
seem like transistors in that a dozen modern types could cover substitution
for the entire range of types.
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