anyone want burr-brown OPA627s, DF1704s?

[arnach]

I have two OPA627BP and two DF1704E (Burr Brown) that I don't need, anyone want them?

Thanks,

Aaron Finley

 

[arnach]

heh

free..

 

[Sawzall]

hmmm..

sounds just like the dope dealer..first ones free.

Sure you don't work for TI?

 

[Sawzall]

But seriously

if you are talking free... I will even pay the shipping. Give me an email. I got an idea for these.

 

[arnach]

Heh!

Heh! .. instead of shipping, maybe you have some electronic parts to trade? These aren't cheap little chips, but I have no use for them, going all analog. Out with digital!

 

[Thomas]

free bb

You can get burr-brown chips for free.

Here is how:

Go to bb's site (texas instruments) and register for their 'samples program'. Then you search the chips that you want. Now you can click 'order samples' and order up to 2 chips of one type. You can order a total of 8 chips for free.

There are nothing suspect by doing this. They actualy give the chips away for free AND send them anywhere in the world without charge.

I have ordered DIR1701, PCM1742, DF1704 and PCM1702 and they arrived 3 days later by UPS (I live in Denmark).

The only 'drawback' is that they are SMD components.

 

[PassFan]

Thomas

Thomas what are SMD components?

 

[Thomas]

SMD stands for Surface Mount. So, you don't drill holes for the pins like normal hole-thru components. Also, they are rather small and therefore hard to solder.

I suggest you try some of the SMD soldering links listed at epanorama.net.

http://www.epanorama.net/basics.html#soldering

Btw: Analog Devices also have a good samples program.

 

[annex666]

SMD stands for Surface Mount.

Surface Mount Devices - just to be pedantic

 

[A'af]

I want it, how much for 2 DF1704, if free, how much cost to indonesia, thanks for attn

regards,
DJ