datasheet for stk4132II ?

[monkeytree]

has anybody got this datasheet

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

has anybody got this datasheet

Sounds like the amplifier chip out of a Sony surround amplifier?.

I'll check at work on Wednesday (I'm not back till then), but many of these hybrid chips are no longer available - unless you can find them surplus from somewhere?.

 

[monkeytree]

sony hi-fi actually i got two for my birthday and they :twisted: fell apart :twisted:

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

sony hi-fi actually i got two for my birthday and they :twisted: fell apart :twisted:

What's the model number?, I can check the manuals at work, they often have an internal circuit for the output chips!.

 

[monkeytree]

the model number is 'HST-D301CD'

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

the model number is 'HST-D301CD'

OK, I've emailed the model number to my work address.

 

[Sebi]

This is a Sanyo-chip.

 

[zevon8]

NTE ( the replacement semiconductor people ) carry it as NTE1817, if you can't get an original from Sanyo. NTE have a pretty good supplier base, many of the larger distributers carry their line.

Here is the NTE ditributer page:

**broken link removed**

It is about $30 Canandian, noit sure how much in your area. Sanyo used to be pretty good about selling parts to consumers, if you could get to one of their repair centres.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

This is too old to be on the Sony Assist DVD's, it's dated 1989, but it does give the spec 30W+30W into 6 ohms at 5% distortion!.

I would probably rate that as a 25W per channel amp?.