Identify Manufacturer

[Lone_Star_Astro(!)]

Hey everyone,

I had this part laying around. I don't know where I got it from, but I don't know which manufacturer has this logo. Can anyone help me identify the mfr?

It's an LM386.

Thanks!

 

[Visitor]

 

[Visitor]

Now part of TI.

 

[Lone_Star_Astro(!)]

Thank you!! I was trying to find a datasheet. Now I can!

 

[Visitor]

You'll find it under Texas Instruments.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

Thank you!! I was trying to find a datasheet. Now I can!

You could just find it from LM386, it's an extremely common little audio amplifier - no need to know the manufcaturer.

 

[Lone_Star_Astro(!)]

You could just find it from LM386, it's an extremely common little audio amplifier - no need to know the manufcaturer.

Cool!! I didn’t know if there were slight variations or guarantees of specification that might vary from mfr to mfr. Just wanted to be extra sure.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

Cool!! I didn’t know if there were slight variations or guarantees of specification that might vary from mfr to mfr. Just wanted to be extra sure.

As long as it's got the same number, it makes no difference - particularly for something as simple as an LM386.

 

[Lone_Star_Astro(!)]

Thanks for all the help! I was able to find some SPICE code for the LM386 on this website and learned how to create a symbol in LTSPICE. Its values match the data sheet so far!