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OPA1632DTexas InstrumentsOPA1632DRTexas InstrumentsTHS4130IDRTexas Instruments+2more
FFF CompatibilityPins match exactly (1: VIN-, 2: VOCM, 3: V+, 4: VOUT+, 5: VOUT-, 6: V-, 7: Enable, 8: VIN+).Standard SOIC-8 package with identical physical dimensions.Identical electrical characteristics, including 180 MHz bandwidth, 50 V/µs slew rate, and 32 V maximum supply voltage.Pin assignments are identical, with Pin 7 acting as the active-low power-down (PD) which is logic-compatible with OPA1632's Enable.Packaged in the standard SOIC-8 footprint.Slightly lower bandwidth (150 MHz vs 180 MHz) and higher supply current (12.3 mA vs 14 mA).
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OPA1632D by Texas Instruments: Audio Amplifier 1 Circuit Differential 8-SOIC.

The OPA1632DR is the active tape-and-reel version of the obsolete tube-packaged OPA1632D. Since it uses the exact same silicon design and SOIC-8 package, it is a 100% direct drop-in replacement with no redesign needed.

  • Official direct manufacturer replacement utilizing the exact same silicon die.
  • Identical package and land pattern with 100% mechanical and pin-out compatibility.
  • Active lifecycle status ensuring long-term availability for new and existing designs.

The THS4130IDR is a high-voltage fully differential amplifier in the same SOIC-8 package. It supports a similar supply voltage range up to 33 V, and its active-low power-down pin functions with the same operating logic as the OPA1632's active-high enable pin.

  • High-performance bipolar architecture suitable for ultra-low noise differential applications.
  • Fully compatible supply voltage range up to 33 V (allows +/-15 V operation).
  • Shutdown control logic level matches OPA1632 (pulling Pin 7 low disables the device, pulling high enables it).
  • Slightly lower -3dB bandwidth (150 MHz vs 180 MHz).
  • Different input voltage noise performance and distortion characteristics.
Lifecycle StatusObsoleteActiveActive
Market AvailabilityIn stockIn stockIn stock
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DescriptionAudio Amplifier 1 Circuit Differential 8-SOICAudio Amplifier 1 Circuit Differential 8-SOICDifferential Amplifier 1 Circuit Differential 8-SOIC
ManufacturerTexas InstrumentsTexas InstrumentsTexas Instruments
TypeLinearLinearLinear
DatasheetOpenOpenOpen
Lead Time18 weeks16 weeks16 weeks
Country of OriginTW--
Export Control Class NumberEAR99EAR99EAR99
HTSUS Code8542.33.0001--
Moisture Sensitivity Level1 (Unlimited)--
Slew Rate50V/µs--
Output TypeDifferential--
Mounting TypeSurface Mount--
-3db Bandwidth180 MHz--
Amplifier TypeAudio--
Package / Case8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width)--
Current - Supply14mA--
Number of Circuits1--

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