Four Quadrant Multipliers

[Scott Bernardi]

I think you'd even have a problem getting them from Analog Devices right now; they
are very backlogged (which is why everybody is out of their parts), and they would
fulfill larger orders first.

patchell wrote:

>     Sure hope Jameco isn't out of them right now.  Their web site does not
> indicate if the parts are in stock or not :-(
>
>     I went to the Analog Devices website.  You can purchase them direct....if
> you purchase 100 of them (they only cost about $4 each), but, I don't know what
> I would do with 100 of these little suckers (besides not having $400 to spend on
> them).
>
>     Thanks to everybody for the other suggestions.  I will look into them.
>
> Scott Bernardi wrote:
>
> > Multipliers seem hard to come by these days.  I was looking all over for the
> > AD633 (Jameco was out at the time).
> > You might try the Intersil ICL8013, but they're not much cheaper.
> >
> > patchell wrote:
> >
> > >     I just ordered some AD633's from Jameco toady, and was a bit shocked
> > > to see that they raised the price on these from $10 each to $12 each
> > > (Jameco will not be restocking these when their stock on hand runs out).
> > >
> > >     Does anybody know if Burr Brown (or anybody else for that matter)
> > > has a similar product to the 633 (that is, basically ready to plug into
> > > the circuit, with a bare minimum of external components) that is as
> > > cheap, or better yet, cheaper?
> > >
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