Hello,I am from Belgium (Europe) and have a problem in obtaining an analogmultiplier for a basic design. I have been digging up a few typeslike AD532, AD534, AD633 or even MLT04 from Analog DevicesIt seems to be pretty hard to find one of these. Multipliers havebecome pretty expensive (about 20 Euro, about 24 Dollar) or should beordered in high volume (500 pieces). I only need 2 of them !!Can anyone from the regio advise a simple common type (it shouldn'teven be 4 quadrant) that is still common in Europe ?Thanks a lotEng. Geert DBBelgium

I like the expensive AD734. The AD633 isn't too expensive. Sadly, the cheaper ones have become toast, unless you buy hundreds or more.-- Thanks, - Win

Analog multiplier still alive ?

Apr 19, 2005 21 Replies

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douglas dwyer 21 years ago

AD use a variable mk/space multiplier in their expensive linear displacement transformer? IC

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Joerg 21 years ago

Hello Joel,

Writing "hello world" on your PC nowadays requires a processor with a clock frequency of at least 1.5GHz and a minimum of 256MB of RAM. Oh, and you might as well eat a sandwich before typing to while away the boot-up time.

Some anger management classes might also be advised, especially for cases where the screen freezes after "hello..." and a gray box pops up stating that this program has performed an illegal operation.

Regards, Joerg

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