ID'ing IC from answering machine?

[Chaos Master]

From a Bell answering machine, there's an IC labeled:

LA2805N (the N looks rather like an M)
4J2 (J looks rather like an 7)

The IC is really really small, so it's near impossible to read.

What could this IC be?

Thanks.

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[Henry]

If it have 3 pins, then it surely a voltage regulator of 7805 type in a
small case.

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From a Bell answering machine, there's an IC labeled:

LA2805N (the N looks rather like an M)
4J2 (J looks rather like an 7)

The IC is really really small, so it's near impossible to read.

What could this IC be?

Thanks.

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[Gary Tait]

On Sun, 2 Nov 2003 15:29:20 -0200, Chaos Master
<fusca1500_br@yahoo.com> wrote:

From a Bell answering machine, there's an IC labeled:

LA2805N (the N looks rather like an M)
4J2 (J looks rather like an 7)

The IC is really really small, so it's near impossible to read.

What could this IC be?

Thanks.

A start is it is a Sanyo Analog chip. It might be the chip that
interfaces with the tape head.