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|    Trevor Wilson to kayge    |
|    Re: High Voltage OP amp    |
|    04 Sep 22 08:56:46    |
      From: trevor@rageaudio.com.au              On 4/09/2022 4:31 am, kayge wrote:       > On Sat, 03 Sep 2022 14:34:44 +1000, Trevor Wilson wrote:       >       >> I am servicing a power amplifier which uses a dual, 8 pin DIP OP amp.       >> Unfortunately, the rail Volts on the OP amp (LF353) is +/- 22 Volts. I       >> am familiar with this particular amplifier and OP amp failure is quite a       >> frequent thing. I need a suggested replacement. I am quite happy to use       >> single OP amps, or SOICs, as I can employ a Brown Dog carrier to adapt       >> to the existing layout. Ideally, a bit more performance over the LF353       >> would be nice.       >>       >> And no, it is not possible to drop the rail Voltages. They must remain       >> at +/-22 Volts.       >>       >> TIA       >       > Hello, TI's OPA552UA has up to +/-30V rails and a bit better slew rate       > (24V/uS)although it's a bit noisier. You may find a dual version of this       > at TI.              **Thanks for that. I can probably live with a higher noise level. I like       the idea of a higher speed OP amp.              I found a couple available locally, though there is a long lead time for       more. I can live with that.              Thanks for the tip.                            --       This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software.       www.avast.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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