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Oh, #AliExpress sellers, never change... 😆

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    Oh, #AliExpress sellers, never change... 😆

    Ordered NE5532 opamps (10 MHz gain-bandwidth product, 9 volts/μs). Put them in my project, wasn't performing correctly. Set up the standard test circuit (gain of 10, non-inverting, output load 800 ohms + 100 pF) and started measuring them...

    These things actually have a GBW of only ~520 kHz! And a maximum slew rate of less than 1.3 volts/μs! They're absolute junk!

    I don't know what part they remarked to get these. When I first suspected they were fakes, I thought maybe the ancient and cheap NJM4558 (aka 4558D) - but even that should have a 1 MHz bandwidth. Maybe 4558s that failed quality control? 🤣 Anyone have an idea what they might be?

    #Scammy #scam #scams...

    #opamp #remarked #fake #FakeParts #FakeComponents #Chinesium #electronics #hobby #DIY

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      Oh, #AliExpress sellers, never change... 😆

      Ordered NE5532 opamps (10 MHz gain-bandwidth product, 9 volts/μs). Put them in my project, wasn't performing correctly. Set up the standard test circuit (gain of 10, non-inverting, output load 800 ohms + 100 pF) and started measuring them...

      These things actually have a GBW of only ~520 kHz! And a maximum slew rate of less than 1.3 volts/μs! They're absolute junk!

      I don't know what part they remarked to get these. When I first suspected they were fakes, I thought maybe the ancient and cheap NJM4558 (aka 4558D) - but even that should have a 1 MHz bandwidth. Maybe 4558s that failed quality control? 🤣 Anyone have an idea what they might be?

      #Scammy #scam #scams...

      #opamp #remarked #fake #FakeParts #FakeComponents #Chinesium #electronics #hobby #DIY

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      @cazabon same story with #TL072 and others. Just remarked #LM358

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        @cazabon same story with #TL072 and others. Just remarked #LM358

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        The stupid part about that is the 358 is bipolar, and the TL072 is JFET. And real TL072s are cheap, why remark them?

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