renatofuza
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Folks...I have a couple of this chips...any suggestions for what pedal can I use it?
They was used by Boss at some point on japanese SD-1
They was used by Boss at some point on japanese SD-1
Mitsubishi 5218A Op-amp
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Cybercow
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The Mitsubishi M5128A is just another jellybean sort of opamp that can be used in most any pedal circuit that calls for a dual opamp. They are no longer in production and came in two package styles - DIP-8 and SIP-8. And IIRC, Boss used the SIP-8 packaging in several of their pedals in the beginning. The DIP-8 packaging of the M5128A has the same pinout of several other dual opamps like the 4558, TL072, 1458, and so forth. IF you have the SIP-8 packaged M5128A opamps, you will need the datasheet to see the pinout.
renatofuza
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Thanks for the class!!!
So...using the M5128A or a TL072 makes no difference at all?
(mine are DIP-8)
Cybercow
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Based on the M5128A datasheet, the DIP-8 M5128A and the TL072 are pin-for-pin compatible. The slew rate of the M5128A is ~3V/µs while the TL072 has a slew-rate of ~13V/µs. But you will not hear a difference.
Dual Op Amp, Pin-for-Pin Equivalents:
AD712 - Slew = 16V/µs
CA3240 - Slew = 9V/µs;
LF353 - Slew = 13V/µs
LM358 - Slew = 0.3V/µs (@ unity)
LM1458 - Slew = 0.5V/µs
LM2903 - Diff. Comparator
LM4558 - Slew = 1.7V/µs
LM4559 - Slew = 2V/µs
LT1490 - Slew = 0.06V/µs
uPC4570 - Slew = 7V/µs
LM4560 - Slew = 5.5V/µs
LM4580 - Slew = 5V/µs
LM833 - Slew = 7V/µs
LMV652 - Slew = 3V/µs ~ 0.12 mA;
NE5532 - Slew = 9V/µs
OPA1642 - Slew = 20V/µs
OPA2107 - Slew > 9V/µs
OPA2134 - Slew = 20V/µs
OPA2604 - Slew = 25V/µs
OP275 - Slew = 22V/µs
RC4559 - Slew = 2V/µs
TL022 - Slew = 0.5V/µs ~ 0.13 mA
TL062 - Slew = 13V/µs
TL072 - Slew = 13V/µs
TL082 - Slew = 13V/µs
TLE2072A - Slew = 35V/µs
