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Article #8500Re: What is this bloody chip?
From: Mike Ardai
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 1990 15:41
Date: Wed, 21 Nov 1990 15:41
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[He is wondering what a 567 is] You can't find it in the TTL databook because it is a linear chip. In this application, it is probably being used as a tone decoder, locking onto the carrier of the transmitted IR signal. Check the Linear book under the LM-567 (or similar prefix) /mike -- \|/ Michael L. Ardai Teradyne EDA East --- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- /|\ ...!sun!teda!ardai (preferred) or ardai@bu-pub.bu.edu
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