LM4136?

[Paul Marossy]

What is it? A quad opamp or? Is there an equivalent chip for this? I couldn't find any technical data on it on the web and NTE electronics doesn't have it in their cross reference, either...
Can I get a little help here, please?!?  :lol:

[Dan N]

Punch RC4136 into google and there are some data sheets for this quad opamp.

[Paul Marossy]

Thanks. So I could probably use a quad opamp that I have lying around.

[petemoore59]

I have a quad lying around also and have not an idea what to do with it.
   Not too bad a mistake at 1.39 @R.S....even better if I find a use for it.
  Something about intermodulations makes these quads less desirable for some usualuses I read.

[Paul Perry (Frostwave)]

Looks good, lie a 741 but lower noise, wider voltage range, better behaved. BUT, wacky pinout!!

[Rodgre]

the 4136 was popular with Craig Anderton. It's used in the Electronic Projects for Musician's book.

Not as rare as a 4739, but not as common as a couple of 4558s....

Roger

[Paul Marossy]

I have several TL084's, I figure I'd try one and see how it works.

[peterc]

The only sub for the 4136 is a TL075 which is very hard to find as well. You might have to do the "dead bug" replacement that RG has on his site.

www.geofex.com --> techtips --> 4739 and CLM6000

Peter

[peterc]

The only sub for the 4136 is a TL075 which is very hard to find as well. You might have to do the "dead bug" replacement that RG has on his site.

www.geofex.com --> techtips --> 4739 and CLM6000

Peter

[Paul Perry (Frostwave)]

http://www.jdr.com
JDR microdevices has LM4136 under a buck, but I think the original poster might just have been wondering what to do with one? Anyway, if you need them, there they are!

[Paul Perry (Frostwave)]

http://www.jdr.com
JDR microdevices has LM4136 under a buck, but I think the original poster might just have been wondering what to do with one? Anyway, if you need them, there they are!

[Mark Hammer]

The LM4136 (and I think other companies produce them as well) is nothing special, simply a quad op-amp with decent noise characteristics (though not exactly in the OP-275 or even NE5532 category).  As low noise stuff went in the late 70's it was probably the most convenient package, and certainly prived better - per op-amp - than anything in the same noise-spec class at that time.  You can see it compared to other op-amps in the article in one of the first few issues of DEVICE at my site (http://hammer.ampage.org).

As was pointed out, the TL075 will sub for it with respect to pinout, though the TL075 has a much higher input impedance.  As was also pointed out, the TL075 is especially hard to find.

Anyone designing a layout for a project using a 4136 should probably redesign it to use a more standard quad op-amp pinout such as used by the TL064/74/84, LM324, LM348, and numerous other quad packages that are still easy to find.

[Jay Doyle]

Without starting a "mojo"storm, the LM4136 is the quad version of the 4558.