Does anyone know M52332 OP-Amp maybe from Mitsubishi? Very o

[Frank Moe]

Hi,
in a power supply I have a M52332 OP-Amp maybe from Mitsubishi.
The schematic looks very strange and it seems they mixed up the inv
and noninv inputs.
Does anyone know this IC or has a database where it may be in?
Many thanks in advance
Frank

 

[Brian Aase]

My Mitsubishi books show an M5233 but no M52332.
Could this be what your part is?
The 5233 is a dual comparator.

Brian Aase

moesenpeter@gmx.de (Frank Moe) wrote:

Hi,
in a power supply I have a M52332 OP-Amp maybe from Mitsubishi.
The schematic looks very strange and it seems they mixed up the inv
and noninv inputs.
Does anyone know this IC or has a database where it may be in?
Many thanks in advance
Frank

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"Brian Aase" <res0qrqr@verizon.net> wrote in message
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My Mitsubishi books show an M5233 but no M52332.
Could this be what your part is?
The 5233 is a dual comparator.

Most AT power supplies use a LM339 comparator to give the power good
signal. This is often located on a daughter board, along with the OVP
protection circuitry. Often the Japanese chipmakers, especially Sharp,
use oddball part numbers that directly cross to an industry standard
part number, like LM339.
I've found some matches by using the www.nteinc.com crossref database.

Brian Aase

moesenpeter@gmx.de (Frank Moe) wrote:

Hi,
in a power supply I have a M52332 OP-Amp maybe from Mitsubishi.
The schematic looks very strange and it seems they mixed up the inv
and noninv inputs.
Does anyone know this IC or has a database where it may be in?
Many thanks in advance
Frank