Brown Dog 8 pin to DOA adapter...?

[Snatchman]

Hello..It seems I remember this vendor had this product at one time..I'm trying to convert a single input 8 pin op-amp to a DOA style socket. ( plug and play)..Is there a socket available now..? Thanks..

 

[john12ax7]

Something like this?

https://capi-gear.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=71_73&products_id=435

 

[mjrippe]

Something like this?

https://capi-gear.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=71_73&products_id=435

Oh, that is funny! I was picturing it the other way around - Put a DOA into a DIP socket
I have done so with some perfboard, a wire wrap DIP socket and millmax pin receptacles. Ugly, but it worked!

 

[john12ax7]

Oh, that is funny! I was picturing it the other way around - Put a DOA into a DIP socket

I've seen those too, much more of a challenge making it fit.

 

[CJ]

yeah they started out with the music man lm307 circular opamp to 8 pin dip adapters and expanded from there but still no DOA/dip converters, they might makes some if you could convince that there might be a demand,

https://www.cimarrontechnology.com/

 

[Rob Flinn]

Just a thought but maybe you could design your own. I have had make small adaptor boards to keep my console going. Something like the adaptor you need is very easy to design & costs hardly anything to get made by JLCpcb.

 

[Snatchman]

Oh, that is funny! I was picturing it the other way around - Put a DOA into a DIP socket
I have done so with some perfboard, a wire wrap DIP socket and millmax pin receptacles. Ugly, but it

" Put a DOA into a DIP socket"
Actually, this is what I was inquiring about..I saw this configuration awhile ago where the adapter fit into the 8-pin socket with the DOA socket piggy backing, then you just insert a DOA op-amp into it...!

 

[Brian Roth]

This?

https://analogclassics.com/product/doa-to-dip-adapter/
Bri

 

[mjrippe]

Actually dug out my homebrew adapter and realized I used SIP headers, not a wire wrap socket. The overall board is smaller than a 2520. If you only need one or two it's not a bad way to go. I just needed one for a prototype. Otherwise the Analog Classics boards are a no-brainer!

 

[Snatchman]

Hello..Thanks Guys...!

 

[velo]

Actually dug out my homebrew adapter and realized I used SIP headers, not a wire wrap socket. The overall board is smaller than a 2520. If you only need one or two it's not a bad way to go. I just needed one for a prototype. Otherwise the Analog Classics boards are a no-brainer!

aaaaand 13 years later they no longer appear to sell them, however, I found these:

https://sparkoslabs.com/product/api-to-dip-adapter/

 

[CJ]

https://www.cimarrontechnology.com/

 

[velo]

https://www.cimarrontechnology.com/

I tried there and could not locate the 2520-style adapter with the offset +/- pins. I'll probably just use some breadboarding as above.