[sdiy] Aaron's updated datasheet and ap note archive

[Harry Bissell Jr]

The NE5517 would be better called a cross for the
  LM13600, because the buffer bias is variable like the
  13600 (not fixed like 13700).  It HAS a different connection...
  there is a current mirror stage between the Gm bias and the
  output buffer.
  
  The LM13600 IS obsolete but there is a cross..
  NJM13600 (New Japan Radio)
  
  2SC3381 has seven pins, separate emitters unlike the
  2SC1583 (common emitter pin). So you can use the
  2SC3381 in applications like (Moog) Ladder Filter rungs, 
  as well as expo conversion.
  
  LM324, 358 'may' run on a bipolar supply but not recommended.
  There is crossover distortion if you do (input level independant, at
  the zero cross). I'd list these as "single supply" preferred.
  
  I believe that On Semi (iirc) is second sourcing the NE5517, 5517A
  now. It is in production. Phillips fab for that part burned down :^(
  
  I'll keep reviewing the list... tahnks for the good info
  
  H^) harry

HA.Synth at t-online.de wrote:  May be you want to look at TL05x instead of TL07x, TL08x.

HA


Am Montag 02 Januar 2006 08:34 schrieb Aaron Lanterman:
> I originally put this together for my student's (and my) use, but I'm sure
> others will find it useful as well:
>
> http://users.ece.gatech.edu/~lanterma/sdiy/datasheets/
>
> (Jim, you'll see why I asked that question)
>
> Are all my op amp bases covered? I have LM324/LM358 for single supply CV
> (is there a single version?), TL07x/TL08x for audio, NE553x for super
> duper audio... To design synths, are there any other op amp types a
> designer should be sure to have on hand?
>
> When can one get away with a TL08x instead of a TL07x - or to just phrase
> the question another way, when is it not worth replacing a TL08x with a
> TL007x?
>
> - Aaron
>
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