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Maxim ICL7660CPA

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From: John Scott McCauley Jr.
Date: Fri, 14 Aug 1992 16:13
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Has anybody used this chip (+5v to -5v converter)? Are protetcion diodes
needed on the Maxim version?

The original Intersil datasheet warns about latchup. The NSC 7660 datasheet
says the latchup is fixed and no diodes are necessary. I can't find a Maxim
datasheet to check.

	Thanks,

		Scott
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From: jsm@shade.Princeton.EDU (John Scott McCauley Jr.)
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Subject: Maxim ICL7660CPA
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