Mouser's cross-referencing...how good is it?

Started by skiraly017, March 06, 2006, 01:31:32 PM

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skiraly017

I need a MN3007 bucket brigade chip for my chorus clone. Mouser lists the NTE1641 as being a compatible part. Is Mouser on the money or should I jusy pony up the extra money for the MN3007? Thanks.
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Peter Snowberg

If you look at the NTE site, that's the number it gives.

NTE is somewhat funky. I've seen stories about re-labeled parts and sub-spec parts. I'm weary of their sources and wouldn't trust them for a sub source on anything exotic (read as anything less common than a 2N2222).

I don't know how many companies sourced 3007 workalikes, but chances are the NTE part will work fine. Noise may be another issue.
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analogmike

nte part is a relabelled mn3007, why not get a 3007 from smallbear? they should be reasonable.
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skiraly017

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I know Small Bear has the MN3007. This was more of a general question and learning experience. Thanks for the input.
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