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Need help hunting down an IC datasheet and store

Ridska

I have googled my ass off just to find this IC, Designation 4580 3574U JRC. 

 

If anyone can be a gent and help this ole'chap out on this, it would be much appreciated. 

 

Cheers!  

(⌐■_■) 

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You can buy it from here : https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/njr-corporation-njrc/NJM4580D/673772

 

and from other stores, findchips.com search : NJM4580D Stock and Price by Distributor

 

These would probably be compatible (not sure, not thoroughly reviewed specs), but they need higher minimum voltages (4580 seems to work from +/- 2v , 2068 needs at least +/- 3v and 5532 at least +/- 4v - your 4580 may run at 5v (+/- 2.5v) in which case the ones below may not work :

NJM2068D NJR Corporation/NJRC | Integrated Circuits (ICs) | DigiKey

NJM5532D NJR Corporation/NJRC | Integrated Circuits (ICs) | DigiKey

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  • 4 weeks later...

The 4580 is a very common op-amp with average performance at best. I see these and the NJM2068 in tons of mixing consoles from the 90s. You can still buy them from Mouser / DigiKey. JRC means Japan Radio Corp in this case. What's it being used in?

NJM4580_E.pdf

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