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Does anyone make single-to-quad op-amp adapters? If I can find one, I'd like to replace an MC33079P quad op-amp in my pre-amp with 4 OPA627s.
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Try using an OP467. About $20/ unit but an excellent replacement.
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Thanks! The specs look very impressive. I have to check it out. Are there any other, possibly better replacements? I'm also going to try OPA4132/4 and OPA4227/8.
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What makes you think that 'Ganging' the OpAmps is gonna be an 'Improvement'?? Multiple Errors, Cascading tolerances..without even thinking about input: signal and PS issues.
IF you must.. buy/install a 'better' replacement.
Although I'm of the opinion that the Best Op Amp is NO opamp :-)
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Simply because OPA627 is a great op-amp, but unfortunately only a single channel one. Many others have used two of them to get dual channels, so I was thinking that maybe four might work together to get quad channels.And unfortunately, I don't want to redesign the circuit to get rid of the op-amp entirely.
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Will the supply rails handle the 4 amps? This is likely a DIY
adaptor project: a DIP header on one side of a small perf board
and 4 sockets on the other side. Due to extra circuit path lengths,
there could be HF stability issues unless proper rail decoupling
is maintained.
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