Power supply for chips

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From: Paula Stockholm
Date: Sat, 19 Dec 1992 13:05

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        You need to be a little more specific...I assume you are playing
        with CMOS. Which IC are you using?

        9 volts should be fine and CMOS doesn't take a lot of current.
        All unused inputs must be tied either high or low. Pull-up or
        pull-down resistors on the used inputs are a good idea, too.

        Don Lancaster's "CMOS Cookbook" is a great source of help for
        learning to fiddle around. I'm pretty sure JAMECO and many other
        electronics outlets has it.

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Subject: Power supply for chips
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