MAX4581

Jun 22, 2010 5 Replies

I've had a request to quote the design of a pin-for-pin replacement of the MAX4581.



Not being on the buying side of such stuff, is this really a hard-to-get part?



It's not a terribly difficult thing to design (I did the ON-Semi re-do of the 4051-52-53 series many years ago), but I'm suspicious that I'm being used as a price-reduction tool :-) ...Jim Thompson



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Could well be.

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Michael

Jim Thompson Inscribed thus:

Are these not a second source for the HC74C family.

Best Regards: Baron.

And being used as a price-reduction tool is all that bad?

Not if you get paid for your time in preparing a quote.

Best regards, Spehro Pefhany

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Hmm... Maxim has a myriad of MAX4581 types for sale,

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so I can hardly imagine there's no one available that meet your customers requirements. Can't get another idea then the the one you already have: Pricing.

petrus bitbyter

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