I have been analysing a PCB and have come across an IC I cannot seem to identify, so I am hoping someone here may be able to help. A picture of the IC is here:
Just in case people have trouble reading it, it is in an 8-pin SOIC package. The top line reads 7062, the middle line reads G007H and the bottom line reads JRC
I have tried to find this myself, and all I can find with the 7062 reference is an AN7062 which doesn't seem to have an 8-pin variant so pretty sure it isn't that. Googling G007H doesn't throw up much else. The JRC seems to be the manufacturer from what I can gather, and using this with the 7062 throws up THIS op amp, but I'm not 100% sure it is this as the IC next to it is a TL064I quad op-amp. There is of course every chance that it could be the IC I found, but it just doesn't seem to fit.
If anyone has any idea, and is better at Google than I, then I would be grateful if anyone is able to identify it.
Best Answer
This is almost certainly the New Japan Radio Co. NJU7062 op-amp. The op amp's pin 4 is Vss and you can see it's grounded on the PCB which helps confirm the P/N.
[Edited to correct the name of the company, thanks, Spehro.]