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Datasheet of MB87F172030 Jun 2004 09:26 GMT1
Hi NG.
anyone have a datasheet on the MB87F1720 Video ic?? it sits in a
Panasonic TX-W32D4F (euro 5 chassis.) need to have at least block
diagram over the IC.
Scrolling encoder and push switch (like Creative Jukebox [tm])30 Jun 2004 08:39 GMT5
I'm looking for a source for the above type of encoder.
Basically it's a serrated wheel (like the volume knob on a miniature
radio) but with detent stops.
In normal use, the wheel will generate a quaderature(?) output but
Mail-order of high-frequency ferrite rods?29 Jun 2004 21:39 GMT2
I am looking for a mail-order retailer of high-frequency (3.5MHz)
ferrite rods, size about 10mm x 200mm, preferably in Europe.
Can someone help? Thank you.
-- Andy
Hall Effect Switch29 Jun 2004 16:49 GMT3
I have a UGN-3030T and I need a data sheet.  Web searches have yielded
nothing.
ISD4002 voice ic working with 805128 Jun 2004 10:45 GMT2
--We are trying to let ISD4002 work with 8051
--below is our source code-------------------
SS    .reg    p2.0   
MOSI    .reg    P2.1   
WTD: PCB header in 0.07 pitch28 Jun 2004 01:39 GMT1
I've been looking around for some PCB headers. I can buy the 0.1" pitch
anywhere, and I use them in turned pin, like this:
http://www.leopardcats.com/gatearray/gaunder.jpg
but I need some in 0.07" pitch, so I can make a PCB daughterboard that
For magnet lovers...27 Jun 2004 22:15 GMT34
ever since I was a child, magnets have held a fascination for me. I've been
collecting them ever since. It used to be that you could always scrounge
loudspeakers for Alnico magnets.  Then when the newer ceramic magnets began
to be incorporated into loudspeakers, it became a ...
Identification of SMD IC:    VM 3D - VM3D.jpg (0/1)27 Jun 2004 20:27 GMT1
The attached picture shows IC305 in a Canon camcorder dated about
1993. The IC is cracked and non-functional and it bears the characters
VM at the top and 3D at the bottom. Can anyone identify the component
please.
Need some technical suggestion27 Jun 2004 19:03 GMT1
1. What is the capacity of a ROM ?
2. Except for Read Only and R/W, RAM and ROM are they same ?
Reply this thread here or mail to nvvvk@rediffmail.com.
-VASANTH.
Replacement for  PHB55N03LT?27 Jun 2004 11:12 GMT2
Any suggestion welcome how to replace burnt PHB55N03LT on PCChips M754LMR
motherboard.
Philips suggests PHP/PHB/PHD55N03LTA; TrenchMOS (tm) Logic Level FET,  but
no success to find them by 1 piese in Estonia.
Datasheet of 8272A26 Jun 2004 18:55 GMT7
Hello people
Does someone here have a datasheet of 8272A IC, used in Floppy Drives?
Googling just gives Linux stuff. I've read that uPD765 is compatible but am
unsure.
Devices for listening through walls26 Jun 2004 07:19 GMT14
Can anyone point me to any webisite or provide me information about
how to build a device that can listen through a concrete wall?
Thanks
Sony camcorder fault - please help26 Jun 2004 06:48 GMT9
I have a fault on my camcorder that is displaying a strange output via the
video out socket on the camera.
When I connect it to the TV, the camera has colour but when the picture is
bright it flickers and the overexposure blurs the real image.  This happens
Capacitor Mystery25 Jun 2004 17:33 GMT13
Pic posted in alt.binaries.schematics.electronic.
I have several of these that measure considerably less than their marked
value.  I'm thinking that they might be the type of capacitor that uses
metallized film, which burns off when it has a dielectric failure.  The
FET 8L:S2001 TSSOP-8 Weird Pinout?? From Cassiopeia E-10025 Jun 2004 12:08 GMT1
FET Marked 8L:S2001
TSSOP-8 Weird Pinout??
This is from a Casio Casiopeia E-100 PDA
power supply circuit.
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