Find Replacement for LM1013 IC - Need Help

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The discussion focuses on finding a replacement for the LT1013 IC, initially confused with the LM1013. Users clarify that the LT1013 is available from Linear Technology for approximately $4.75, and it can be found online. There is also mention of the LT1013 being included in the free LTSpice program. Participants inquire about the specific requirements for a replacement, emphasizing the importance of matching parameters. Providing detailed specifications would facilitate finding a suitable alternative.
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please help me i need a replacement for lm1013 IC please does anybody have an idea ?
 
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I've searched for LM1013 but I have not found any datasheet. Are you sure you got the part number correct?
 
Do you mean an LT 1013, which Maxim calls an LXM 1013?
 
yes sorry i meant LT 1013 and 2n4401 transistor please
 
Engomar said:
yes sorry i meant LT 1013 and 2n4401 transistor please

LT1013 is available, is there a reason why you want to replace it? If so, what is your requirement? It is impossible to match every parameters, but if you give the spec of what you need in the opamp, that would be much easier.
 
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