Replacement for L272M in CDM-2?

Hello to you all

I have searched a long time on chipmakers-sites for a replacemant for the L272M double opamp, because the L272M has a lousy 1V/uS slewrate.

Difficult to find, the L272 is capable of 700mA too, and selected for minimal offset in CDM-2.

The higher slew rate wil probably reduce reading errors.

Anyone a suggestion?

Tubee: note:
 
L272 in CDM-2

Hello TDA1540

I modified a lot: bypassing caps, new PS caps, Non-Os mode, OP275 opamps, Tent's XO clock (with TL431 PS) Dampening of CDM-2 and new MDF cabinet with metal lining for RF-screening(CD660= mucho plastico) Added remote control also.
Now busy with Jocko's I/V.
Will build Kwak 7, add 4 * 1541A parallel with shift registers and tube output in future.
The relative slow L272 controlles the radial arm + focus, when the feedback cycle is accelerated(higher slew) the CDM 2 will probably also produce less jitter, not only with excentered discs.

Why elaborate, its worth the try to me?

Tubee
 
Hello, i recently ran into problems with the CDM 2/10 in my Philips CD 350. The machine had a lot of trouble reading the TOC. This was traced back to a problem with the focus servo. The focus would squeal like if it was skipping, and it would take very long to focus and read the TOC.

I came to the conclusion it was the L272M opamp. Searching on my donor machines i found the L2722 opamp. It's basically the same one, and it has been used in multiple machines including the Philips AK 640 (the machine i got the donor opamp from). It's a drop in replacement, and the servo is working just like before.