SSM2210 datasheets?
Magnus Danielson
magnus at analogue.org
Sat May 9 00:13:35 CEST 1998
>>>>> "EaSED" == Eric at Svetlana Electron Devices <svetengr at earthlink.net> writes:
>> I pulled out my PMI databook that has the SSM2210 datasheet. It is
>> nothing else than a pair of matched transistors and it requires just
>> the same support cursuit as MAT-02 to become an log-antilog converter.
>> It also requires an tempco resistor (the logarithmic amplifier example
>> lists a Tel Labs Q81E resistor with +0.35%/C).
>> It could be that Analog Devices discontiued it since they found
>> themselfs with too many similar products.
EaSED> Also possibly because Tel Labs is out of business, and other firms
EaSED> don't make that value of thermistor? (I THINK Tel is out of business....
EaSED> so I've heard in the past...)
I have found some traces of Tel Labs, but not gone any further.
However, I have found a company that does similar tempcos and
precission resistors. I have been thinking of doing a more systematic
search and sum it up on a webpage or a few. Would this be helpfull for
anyone?
I think that the same problem that we see on resistors we have for
pot's, capacitors and it's like. No real structure to find them, for
semiconductors it's a diffrent deal...
Eric, do you experience the same trouble with your glas fet's? ;)
Finding these more obscure components isn't a streamlined process at all.
It's easy to find crap, right?
Cheers,
Magnus
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