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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: Sweden
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My CDP uses M5238 op amps in the I/V stage. Before replacing
them I would at least want to know what they actually are, but I have failed to find data sheets for them. I know the pinout and they seem to be low-noise JFET input, probably manufactured by Mitsubishi (but they seem not to make op amps ).I have also found a cross-reference table which suggest they may be equivalent to NJM2082, for which I have data sheets. Can somebody fill in with more data about these op amps, or even supply (a link to) the data sheet? Thanks in advance |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: The Netherlands
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Only found this link:
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconVall....htm#Tigabelas I know them and replacing them by another Fet input type like OPA2604 / OP275 / OPA2134 will be better for your ears. Jean-Paul
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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Thanks Jean-Paul,
that at least seconds the info that it is equivalent to NJM2082. The low-noise claim I found somewhere seems not quite correct then. Anyway, OPA2134 and OPA2604 are the ones I intended to try for a start. I don't really know what parameters may be most important for I/V-conversion? BTW, it was listed as a Mitsubishi IC in your ref. too. Yet when checking the web pages of Mitsubishi Semiconductors, they seem not to make any op amps at all. Strange. |
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Join Date: Jan 2003
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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Thanks Netlist.
I am afraid i already had the info you provided, however. I think I did say I have the NJM2082 data sheet. I don't know how close equivalents the two circuits are, though. |
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Join Date: Sep 2002
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For I/V I would use the fastest opamp I could find if it has to be an opamp. Maybe LM6172 will do at this spot ? It is bipolar though but offset is relative low.
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