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photoflash
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anywhere in the picture taking area.
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R3
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5W
C4
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250V
C1
180/200V
C4
D1
C2
A15B
180/350V
30
C1 -0.01 F
Vdc
R1
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1/4
-watt resistor
T1
BOARD
a
plug
OFF
R7- 2- megohm
1 -watt resistor
-watt resistor
C5 -.25F Mylar capacitor 400 Vdc
Flash tube socket, standard 4 pin radio
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Flash camera sync socket, standard ac
socket
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TRIGGER
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BARE -BULB PHOTOFLASH CIRCUIT. Circuit a shows the series capacitor bank which
provides a 200 watt- second output. Circuit b shows the alternate capacitor bank which provides a 100 watt-second output. With the optional addition of capacitors C5 and C6, circuit
b provides 200 watt- seconds. An optional switch wired between the positive terminals of the
capacitors in circuit b will also provide multiple power output ratings. Circuit c is the trigger
circuit.
Fig.
larger
C3-C6-525F
450V
C3
ON
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5W
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C3, C4, C5, C6-525 F /450 Vdc Mallory type FF45052 or equal
7/16"
13/32"
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FIG. 2 -FOIL PATTERN for series capacitor bank which provides 200 watt- second output.
This foil pattern is also used for the parallel capacitor bank, having an output of 100 watt seconds, with a jumper connected between J1 and J2 and other modifications (see text).
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C4
O
C6
1"
~2~~4
FIG. 3--FOIL PATTERN for parallel capacitor bank wh ch provides 200 watt- seccnc output
(connect jumper between J1 and J2). With modifications, the foil pattern is also used for the
multiple power output flash (see text).
TS1
TS2
Parallel standard
photoflash capacitors
Only minor modifications are needed
to convert the circuit board in Fig. 2
to the parallel- connected standard
photoflash capacitor bank. The 1050
F capacitance (525)2F + 525F) will
produce an output of 100 watt- seconds
or, if you prefer, you can use the
larger circuit board in Fig. 3 with four
standard photoflash capacitors. This
will produce a 200 watt- second output
similar to the computer -grade series
capacitor circuit. In parallel use, the
circuit board in Fig. 2 does not require
R2 and R3. The 10 -watt resistor RI
must now be connected between the
cathode of D3 and the heavy foil
strip running across the top of the
hoard. (Use the holes provided for R3
in the series-capacitor circuit.) Capacitor C4 must be reversed in polarity
so that the positive terminals of C3
and C4 are attached to the plus bus
circuit. Now connect a number 18
wire between jumper terminals Jl and
J2. Trigger terminal T2 cannot be
used as shown. Move it to the positive
terminal bus at point R2. No change
is made to the voltage -tripler circuit
or its associated capacitors or diodes.
The four -capacitor parallel circuit
(Fig. -b, using the circuit board in
Fig. 3) can be modified to provide
selectable light output. For a choice
of either 100- or 200 -watt- second output, connect a single -pole, heavy -duty
1
I0
3"
J2
FIG.
TRIGGER
-FOIL
PC
BOARD
1"
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three 0.1 x 0.2 in. silicon chips connected in series to provide sufficient
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CUIT.
SCR
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sci
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6- OPTICAL
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AC PLUG
TRIGGER CIR-
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STAND-OFF
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FIG.
8- COMPONENT PLACEMENT
C4
AC POWER SWITCH
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reality today. Together with time -sharing systems, they are performing an
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small businesses, homes, and schools.
The MITS Comter 256 (CT256) corn puter terminal described here can be
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The terminals important features
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A built in acoustic coupler making
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An auto -transmit that allows transmitting data or program material to
the computer from memory, line by
line.
Complete cursor control by software
as well as by manual control via the
keyboard.
A tape recorder input 'output jack
to enable taping of frequency shift
keyed (FSK) tones during telephone
connection to a computer. This gives
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be used.
A 32-character Burroughs display
with a soft orange, highly legible
readout.
Standard ASCII encoded keyboard
with TTY -33 format.
Internal memory capability of 256
characters per page and up to 4 pages
of memory.
Automatic page cha ige at the end
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-12
AT
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AT
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First Computer
of each page for a total of 1024 character storage for a 4 -page unit.
Flexible power requirements. Operable from line voltage of 100 to 130
volts or 200 to 260 volts.
A 25 pin input /output accessory
jack for hardwire computer connection
and add -on accessories.
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1A
FSK
FSK
TAPE
MODULATOR
DEMODULATOR
INPUT
OUTPUT
1270Hz
1070Hz
1A
300mA
180mA
- MARK
- SPACE
2225Hz
2025Hz
MARK
- SPACE
FREQUENCY
DIVIDERS &
BAUD RATE
TIME BASE
DECODING
B1 -B7
B1 -B7
PARALLEL
PARALLEL
KEYBOARD /TRANSMIT
LOGIC & SWITCH
15 kHz
READ /WRITE
CONTROL
CLEAR
LOGIC
CURSOR
PARALLEL
DATA IN
R/W
PAGE SELECT
RAM POWER
SWITCHING
32 BIT
DISPLAY
COUNTER
CONTROL
MEMORY
X& Y
ADDRESS
COUNTERS
PI
P2
UPDATE
P3
RESET
P4
DDRESS
B1
1-
G.
COMTER 256 COMPUTER TERMINAL block diagram showing data flow. Data flow
starts at the keyboard, which is shown at the left side of the diagram.
F
2 -MHz
CLOCK
RS 232
INPUT /OUTPUT
SERIAL
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KEYBOARD
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SELF
SCAN
DISPLAY
15
kHz
Terminal
From A Kit
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on a 4 -page computer
can be connected to
111r
telephone lines.
by THOMAS W. DURSTON
transmitted from the keyboard, plus
the computer can also transmit its own
characters to the terminal as the software requires.
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i.
How it works
is fed
into a speaker which transmits the
FSK audio to the transmitter of the
telephone handset.
When the computer returns the data
or originates its own, it is received as
a 2225 -Hz or 2025 -Hz tone. The signal is picked up by a ceramic microphone adjacent to the receiver in the
telephone handset, and is amplified
and converted to a low- impedance output by a JFET -NPN transistor circuit.
This low- impedance circuit feeds the
tape cutput and a two -stage op -amp
active filter.
The two -stage filter removes noise
and irterference and provides a gain
of about 400. The filter output feeds a
carrier detector circuit that turns on
the carrier LED, enables the transmit
circuit, and enables the FSK demodulator which consists of an XR210 IC
phase locked loop. The output of the
op -amp filter also feeds the XR210
and tie signal is demodulated into
serial binary form. This serial binary
data is fed into the UART and is
sampled at the set baud rate. If the
serial data is valid, it is converted into
a 7 -bit parallel format corresponding
to the ASCII code for the character
received.
The UART also indicates that it has
new data available. Meanwhile, the
receive decoding determines if the new
7 -bit character is a display character
or a control character. If it is a display
character, it is allowed to be entered
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into memory, if it is a control character (bell signal, cursor con p-1 char;
see table of control characters: the receive decoder inhibits memory loading
and initiates the necessary operation.
Memory operation
Probably the most involved crcuitry
in the CT256 centers arounc t -e 5 -bit
(32 count) display counter acid 4 -bit
(16 count) X -Y memory address
counters. The X-Y memor i address
nt) upcounters are both 4 -bit (16
down, presettable counters, making a
total combination of 256 addresses
(16X by 16Y). For referen.e sake,
the Y addresses are called li es and
X addresses are called characeer positions (see Fig. 2 & 3). The saart of the
page is called "home" (see Fig. 4)
and has address 0, 0 (line y'i, position
0). When the black "H" key home)
is depressed, it homes the daft to the
cursor position (right hand n.I of display-32nd character) and r, cults in
the X-Y address counters bein: at Ql, 0
during the 32nd character disp'i ay time.
The cursor position is very important because it is during thi 32nd character display time that; n :w data
is entered into memory, data i> shifted
right or left in the display. data is
homed, memory is cleared, and many
other timing chains are based.
cr
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CHARACTER (6 BITS)
ASC11CHACODE
ENT
HERE
HOME
CHARACTER POSITION
01
2 3 4
5 6
7 8
9 J K
L M
N?
Y ADDRESS
(LINE POSITION)
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
J
FIG.
2-
RAM
X ADDRESS
(CHARACTER
POSITION)
M
RAM 6
ADDRESS 8J LOCATES
CHARACTER IN THE
CUP`
?F SELFSCAN DISPLAY
TH
MEMORY FORMAT. The 6 -bit character is entered into memory in ASCII code. The
memory location is selected in accordance with the respective position on the page (line and
character position.)
At the time when the UART indicates new data available and the 32nd character display time starts, the read/
write logic generates a write pulse for
the memory. The first 6 bits of data at
the output of the UART are then
written into 6 RAMs (Random Access
Memory) at that address. The write
pulse also goes to the cursor control
logic, where, upon completion of the
write pulse, the X-address is incremented one position, shifting the data
one position to the left on the display.
The write pulse also triggers a circuit
that resets the data available line from
the UART.
The clear circuit, activated by either
pressing the black "C" key or receiving a control "L ", enters the ASCII
code for a blank into all 256 positions of memory for that page. It
works by holding the write circuit on
and forcing the data input lines to the
memory to coding for a blank. This
only takes place during the 32nd character display time during which
it "homes" the X & Y counters and
advances the X-counter 256 positions
(one complete page) at a 1 -MHz rate.
The auto transmit circuit works by
depressing the black "T" key which
activates logic that switches the transmit data lines from the keyboard to
the data output lines from the memory.
Whatever character is in the cursor
position of the display is transmitted
out to the computer. As that character
is received back, it is re- written into
the same position in memory, the data
is shifted left one position and the next
character in memory is transmitted.
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page.
LINE
POSITION 0
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DATA
LEFT
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POSITION
16
CHARACTERS
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LINE 0 POSITION
DATA
RIGHT
SELF SCAC.
CUPS(._P
DISPLAY
DOME POSITION
PAGE
FIG. 4 -PAGE FORMAT shows how the page is displayed on the Self Scan display. Each line
of the page is 16 characters long and the page is displayed one line at a time.
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Page circuitry
The page control circuit for a multi
page unit consists of two circuits for
each page. The first set of circuits enables each set of 6 RAM's, making
them active for the page selected; the
second set of circuits reduces power
to the unused pages to standby levels,
reducing current drain by 75 %.
The operation of the page control
circuit is determined by the setting of
the PAGE switch. In MANUAL, the page
can only be changed by depressing the
black "P" key. Pressing the black "P"
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ta&IR
ffluItiu1?ir
Ruuidup
The digital multimeter has finally moved out of the laboratory and
onto the service bench. Here's a rundown on those that sell for $300 or less.
by ROBERT F. SCOTT
TECHNICAL EDITOR
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S2 /S3
VOLTAGE
ATTENUATOR
>--
>-
INPUT
SELECTOR
SWITCH
odCURRENT
SHUNTS
OHMS
CIRCUIT
AC
AC -DC
CONVERTER
Dc/st O
AC
DC
AMPL
DC/S2
RAMP
GENERATOR
COMPARATOR
(A /D CONVERTER)
0.1
DIGIT DRIVERS
l
SEGMENT
DRIVERS
DISPLAY
BATTERY
DISPLAY MULTIPLEX
RATE
LSI
CLOCK
OSCILLATOR
POWER
SUPPLY
ii
+10v +5V
19V
14V
FIG. 1 -BLOCK DIAGRAM OF BALLANTINE MODEL 3/24 digital multimeter. Note the basic
similarities between this and an analog multimeter.
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saving gained through its use. The reflective-type display can be used in
areas where high ambient light and
widest angular visibility are not needed.
Battery operation
Most dmm's are line-operated with
built -in batteries. Some have throwaway dry cells and others have rechargeable batteries, either installed or
in optional battery packs. If you want
a battery -only instrument, be sure that
the batteries will last long enough for
a couple of days use.
LINE -OPERATED VERSION of the model
is Data Technology's model 20.
Ranges, functions and specifications are
the same as in the hand -held model 21.
21
Optional isolation probe has switch able 100K isolating resistor. High -voltage probe extends range to 30 kV. 31/2
X 7V/8 X 87/8 in. 41/4 lbs. $189.
PLUG -IN BOARDS, IC'S AND readouts for easy replacement are features
of the DigiTec model 2110 and 2120.
Internal rechargeable batteries facilitate
operation independent of power lines. A
built-in automatic charger keeps the
batteries charged as long as the dmm
is connected to the power line.
Dc voltage ranges extend from 199.9
mV to 1000 volts full scale with basic
accuracy of 0.1% of the reading. Ac
voltage can be measured from 1.999 to
500 volts (750 volts on the 2120) with
FOUR RANGES and cold- cathode readouts and indicators are used in the
Heathkit IM -1202 portable digital multi meter. This 21 -digit instrument is well
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Reading specifications
The '/2 digit: Dmm's are generally
specified by the number of digits (numeral indicators) in the display. Each
digit is capable of displaying any numeral from 0 to 9. A 3 -digit instrument will have a maximum reading of
999 anc a minimum of .001. If it has
1, 10, 100 and 1000 volt ranges, it
reads maximums of .999, 9.99, 99.9
and 999 volts, respectively.
Each digit added to a display increases circuit complexity and cost proportionately. Manufacturers found that
they could improve the resolution (the
smallest change in the quantity being
NOISE COMPONENTS on the signal being metered are removed t a two-pole
filter before being processed by the
A/ D converter in the Fluke model 8000A.
It
TRUE PORTABILITY AND LAB precision are claimed for the 41/2-digit Data
Precision model 245. It is about the size
of an Instamatic camera and eden in-
except on the 1 -kV step where over range voltage is limited to 500 volts.
Ac input impedance is 1 rnegohm
shunted by 50 pF or less. Maximum rms
input is 500 V, 30 Hz to 10 kHz, above
10 kHz it decreases linearly to x:00 V at
50 kHz. Settling time (to se'Ue within
0.1% of final reading with fell -scale
input) is 2.5 sec.
Current (ac and dc) 1 mA tc 1 A in
four decade ranges with 100 overrange. Resistance: 1K to 10 megs in five
decade steps. Least significant digit on
lowest range is 1 milliohm. Maximum
open- circuit voltage is 3.5 V.
Operates from 105 -125 -vo is 47-63
Its. $295.
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-an
.002 volt.
Auto -ranging is a feature of some
dmm's. The operator selects the desired function (volts, current, resistance, etc.) and connects the test leads
to the point or component being meaor
the first three ranges and 1000 meg ohms on the 1.999- and 19.00 -kV ranges
with the 100:1 HV probe. An ON -OFF
switch displays the ac line voltage when
the ac -volts function is selected.
Current (ac and dc) is metered in
0.1999, 1.999, 19.99 and 199.9 mA
ranges. Conductance is mhos is measured in four ranges: 2 X 104, 2 X 10-',
20 X 10.6 and 200 X 10-6. Leakage current ranges are 10 pA, 100 pA and 1 nA.
Size 2% x 51/4 x 91/2 in. $179.
31/2 -DIGIT
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Dana Laboratories
2401 Campus Drive
Irvine, CA 92664
Audubon Rd.
Wakefield, MA 01880
Data Technology Corp.
2700 Fairview St.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
MANUFACTURERS
Ballantine Laboratories
PO Box 97
Boonton, NJ 07005
B & K,
Chicago, IL 60613
Heath Co.
Benton Harbor, MI 490
LIQUID- CRYSTAL DISPLAYS using field effect 7- segment devices are featured in
the Tekelec model TA 355, TA 356 and
TA 3E7 dmm's. The TA 355 bench model
and the TA 356 portable dmm have five
functions, 25 ranges with pushbutton
range and function selectors. Sensitivity
is 100 V on ac and dc voltage, 100 nA
ac and dc and 0.1 ohm.
The standard displays are transmissive types -black on a white back grourd. The optional reflective displays
are black on a grey -green background.
The ZERO control is a screwdriver adjustment on the 355 and a thumb -wheel
control on the 356. Range -to -range shift
is 1 digit, maximum. The reading rate
on the portable is fixed at 3 per second.
?2
Schneider Electronics
11 Riverside St.
Medford, MA 02155
Simpson Electric Co.
853 Dundee Ave.
Elgin, IL 60120
Tekelec, Inc.
Weston Instruments
614 Frelinghuysen Ave.
Newark, NJ 07114
The TA 356 operates from internal rechargeable NiCad batteries with a life
of about 6 hours per charge with the
transmissive display and 8 -10 hours
with the reflective display. The separate
power supply /battery charger is standard for either 117 V, 60 Hz or 230 V,
A TEMPERATURE RANGE if 50 C to
+200 C is a unique fea`Lre of the
Digitest 610, a product t) Schneider
Electronics, Inc. It is a 41 digit instrument with four piano-type fi nrtion keys
-for
temperature, resistarcf
voltage
cluded.
50 Hz.
A and
The TA 355 can be specified to operate from either 117 Vac, 60 Hz or 230
Vac, 50 Hz. Interchangeable NiCad batteries and charger /ac supply are optional.
Dc and ac voltage ranges are 0.1999,
1.999, 19.99, 199.9 and 1000 volts. Current ranges are 0.1999, 1.999, 19.99,
199.9 and 1999 mA. Resistance ranges
are 0.1999, 1.999, 19.99, 199.9 ohms and
1.999 megohms.
Options are Touch -n -Hold probes and
BCD printer output (TA 355 only). The
TA 55 is 31/2 x 81/2 x 123/4 in.; the
TA 356 is 23/s x 51/4 x 91/4 in. $289 each.
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Digital Instruments
For Electronics
by JACK DARR
SERVICE EDITOR
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AMPLIFIER
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FIG.
SEVEN -SEGMENT DISPLAYS using LED's.
type, and b -The dot type. Five dots equal one bar.
-0
-Shows
the bar
2-
FIG.
DIGITAL METER CIRCUITRY using MOS IC's and LED display. Display units light in sequence, but so fast that there's no flicker.
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say 1.0 ms. If we're counting a frequency, these circuits will slice off a
1.0 ms sample, square it into square
waves, and feed it to the decade counters.
The counters receive the input for
the period of time selected by the instrument controls. While doing this, the
first decade counter counts up to 9,
then passes the next pulse along to the
tens counter. This one takes the first 9
counts, and then passes along a "100"
count to the following counter. This
can go on as long as necessary, depending on the number of units (digits) in the display, and the signal being counted.
At the end of the counting or sam-
3-
FIG.
INSIDE A DIGITAL PANEL METER.
This unit is a Weston Model 1230.
6 -THIS FREQUENCY COUNTER has
eight digits in its readout and goes out to
FIG.
120 MHz.
FIG.
8- HIGH -FREQUENCY
EASUREvents like
-A
NEI
5-
-A
FIG. 7
FREQUENCY COUNTER CAN be
usec to check the frequency of an amateur
radio rig.
comes through the logic, the multiplexer unit, and goes to seven lines
leading to the display. All lines are
connected to each LED unit, in parallel. To display different figures, the
enti-e display is "strobed" by the second set of drive transistors; in other
works, each unit is flashed in sequence,
by :he strobe signal from the multiplexer. So it displays only the digit
which its logic signals tell it to.
The scanning is so fast that the display seems to be continuously lit; in
this instrument, at a 100 -Hz rate. This
kind of switching and scanning is eas-
9- COMBINATION
INSTftIJ ,1ENT is a
analyzer and a selective voltmeter.
Interesting combination of digit.] meter and
analog meter.
FIG.
wave
Typical instruments
Now let's look at a few o the ways
n be used
in which a digital readout
to improve the usefulness of an instrument. We have always had instruments which were potentially very accurate; now we have a readout that
can match this. For the .irst, look
again at the Weston Dig tal Panel
Meter in Figs. 3 and 4. This; is a simple (On the outside, anyhow!) black
box.
It is basically a voltmeter. By selecting values for built -in rargc resistors,
it can be anything from a I) Io 100 -mV
voltmeter to a 1000 -volt meter. Dc
current from 10 mA ( fu -scale to
100 mA can also he read. A c voltages
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the controls are adjusted, and the waveform is repeated indefinitely. Cross hair vertical and horizontal lines on
the display can be adjusted to intersect any part of the waveform. When
this is done, by pressing the COORDINATES button under Numerics, the
time since the trigger is shown on the
bottom of the crt screen in figures, at
the left side. On the right side is displayed the voltage of the waveform at
that point, also in figures. By adjusting the controls, any point along the
whole length of the 4096 -word recorded waveform may be frozen and studied. One engineer told me that this
was equivalent to a scope with a trace
twenty -two feet long.
the same well known company, another unit in the same series, with a
slightly different form of digital readout, is a dc power supply. It is very
tightly regulated, and the exact voltage
output is shown on the three- thumba special kind of
wheel control
"digital readout ".
Tektronix also make a 550 -MHz
Frequency Counter, with digital
readout, plus indicator lamps to make
sure you know where you are in the
band. Fig. 15 shows a Model DC -505
"Universal Counter -Timer", which will
do so many things that I'm not even
going to try. Check that panel.
A novel approach to the use of a
scope as well as a digital meter can be
events- counting, etc.) you set the figures on the thumbwheel dial ,. When
the number of events reaches the preset count, the DD -501 puts out a trigger pulse, for an oscilloscope or any
other type of triggered instrument.
A well -known name in Iht service
instrument field, the Simpson Electric
Co., makers of the famous old 260
vom, also shows up in the digital field.
Figure 19 shows an instrument that
might be called "Son Of 26(0" It's the
digital vom, Model 360. Tl re is also
a "lay -down case" type, the +fDdel 460
in the same line. The samt company
also makes a digital panel- rie:er (Fig.
20). This basic instrumeit can be
made to read almost any quantity de-
one Farad.
module with
digital display is part of new Tektronix instrument system.
FIG.
FIG.
17- DIGITAL
18-COUNTER/TIMER
instruScientific
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Using COSMOS
Digital IC's
This is part Ill in
by R. M. MARSTON
TEXTI
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1.5 MEG
C1
14
TRIGGER
IPUT
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1/4
CD4001
GATE A
GATE
1/4
R2
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+5 TO 15V
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,
1
SEC /vF
CD400I
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6
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OUTPUT
TO PINS
8, 9, 12
AND 13
1.5 MEG
(START)
+5 TO 15V
R1
S1
MULTI -
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CD4001
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GATE A
GATE
1/4
5
SEC /uFI-
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OUTPUT
R2
100K
TO PINS
8, 9, 12
AND 13
+5 TO-15V
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1/4
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CD400I
OU/ PUT
R2
R5
1K
0-41.
MEG
"D2
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TO PINS
8,9,12 AND
R1=R2
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C2
+5 TD 15V
R1
1
MEG
14
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1/4
CD400I
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INPUT
OUTPUT
R4
100K
R2
MEG
R3
1K
C2
F
I
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SEC/F
TO PINS
R1 = R2
8, 9, 12 ANC 13
Cl
C2
"D1
FIG.
monostable multivibrator.
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+5 TO 15V
R1
1
14
MEG
INPUT
D1'
25.
1/4
CD400I
1;4
CD400I
C1
3
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OUTPUT
--I
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INPUT
R24
.1
SEC /F
TO PINS
MEG
~1.12 AND
13
R1=R2
`D1
Cl
HIGH (OFF)
LOW (ON)
GATE INPUT
+5 TO 15V
= C2
+5 TO 15V
f-ON-I
+
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OFF
2
OUTPUT A
R1
1/4
680K
OUTPUT A
CD4001
1/4
GATE A
1/4
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1/4
CD4001
OUTPUT
-KHZ
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6
B
TO PINS
26 -BASIC
CD400I
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Cl
001
680K
FIG.
CD4001
R1
Cl
001
GATE
R2
100K
TO PINS
8, 9, 12 AND 13
13
ASTABLE
multi-
FIG.
28 -GATED
-KHZ
ASTABLE
multi-
vibrator.
+5 TO 15V
+5TO15V
GATE
1/4
CD400I
4
OUTPUT
TO PINS
TO PINS
8, 9, 12 AND 13
8,9,12AND13
FIG.
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29- COMPENSATED
-KHZ
astable
multivibrator.
BY THE
To begin with, the new FTC regulation requires that all audio products
that deliver more than a 2 -wait output
must specify, in boldest advertising
type, the following with regt -d to
power output:
1.
2. The
manufacturer's rated
centage of maximum to ca
3. The
3ergar-
61
of
the above, the following might constitute a proper power output disclosure:
"Brand "X" amplifier has a rated
power output of 50 watts per channel, all channels driven, into an impedance of 8 ohms, at any frequency from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with
harmonic distortion not exceeding
0.5 %." Similar statements would
also have to be made with appropriate numbers substituted for 4
AMPLIFIER
p =
cc
5..?..
IT
70
60
50
40
30
"A"
AMPLIFIER "B"
20
111111
100
500
1K
5K 10K 20K
FREQUENCY (Hz)
FIG.
500
11111
5K 10K 20K
1K
power bandwidth.
Q 20
x310
1111111
100
2-
BOTH AMPLS
CARRY FTC
POWER RATING
OF 50W /CH
90
w 80
1111111
FIG.
"LOWER POWERED" AMPLIFIER A
can actually produce more power at frequencies in shaded areas because of its better
DRIVEN
THD = 0.5%
10
FREQUENCY (Hz)
Remaining ambiguities
To paraphrase astronaut Armstrong,
the new FTC rule represents "one
giant step" for the audio industry
but the typical hi-fi component purchaser can still be subjected to ambiguities and confusion even if the
new rules are strictly followed and
enforced. Consider, first, the two
power output curves of Fig. 1. Both
amplifiers "A" and "B" could he described exactly as in the example
LOADS
AMPLIFIER "A"
"75 WATTS /CH"
20
BOTH CHANNELS
90
80
70
60
50
40
30
20
8 -OHM
LOADS
8 -OHM
AMPL A
40
POWER OUTPUT
0.1%
RATED THD
POWER BANDWIDTH
w 80
aZ
p
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a <
70
50
40
30
20
50
1.0%
20Hz -20 kHz
=- '-.
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AMPLIFIER
10
1
20
lll
100
llli
500
EA"
AMPLIFIER
1K
"B"-
111111
5K
10K 20K
FREQUENCY (Hz)
FIG.
-SINCE MANUFACTURERS
MAY
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Noble Beginning
equpmerd
Hewlett- Packard 1221A
and 1220A Oscilloscopes
THE
MAKERS
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Step -by-step
TV Troubleshooters Guide
Analyzing output waveforms is an integral part of troubleshooting
a television receiver. This method pinpoints the defective
circuit quickly. Here's a guide to this effective method.
by STAN PRENTISS
WITH
THE
INTRODUCTION
OF
BOTH
(l O div. X 2As/div.).
Sync pulses
In Fig. 3, all voltages, time base,
and dc references for both waveforms
VHF
TUNER
OR
D.L.
LUMINANCE
I.F. STRIP
AMPLS
VIDEO
DETECTOR -AMPL.
AGC
FROM
HV
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HORIZONTAL
GREEN
3.58 mHz
SYNC
SEPARATOR
BURST
AMPL
9
-1
HIGH
DEFLECTION
YOKE
VOLTAGE
-BLOCK DIAGRAM
3.579545 MHz
SUBCARRIER -l75
REGENERATOR
INTE
GRATOR
OSC. -SWEEP
l L
VERTICAL
J
P.
CH ROMA
OUTPUTS
BANDPASS
AMPLS
XTAL
BLUE
CHROMA
DEMOD
RED
REF.
DIFFERENTIATOR
FIG.
OR
RED
BLUE
REF.
OR
OR
-P--
H -V
SWEEP
25kV
TO
Jt_
30kV
FROM SYNC
OR HV
OSC. -SWEEP
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FIG.
2- COMPOSITE
forms.
FIG.
-A
IE
,ED ta
ulse.
FIG. 3 -USING THE SCOPE'S X5 EXPANDER shows the intricate details of Fig. 2.
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BAP
6-
continuing.
Chroma and demodulator outputs
should be examined first, if there is
no color but good black and white.. In
most integrated circuit receivers, luminance information is added either in
the demodulator chip itself (Fig. 1),
or directly into the chroma output
FIG.
-RCA's
W7-
R-E's Substitution
guide for
replacement transistors
s
-R -Y
FIG. 8
'x
1OOus.e
PART XXI
/dir
patterns.
1971
edition.
Archer brand of
semiconductors sold only by Radio
Shack and Allied Radio stores.
Allied Radio Shack, 2725 W. 7th
W8
DM
G-
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E-
ICC- International
x1 lOusec
x2 SOOnsec/div
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Components, 10 Daniel
Street, Farmingdale, N.Y. 11735
IR-International Rectifier, Semiconductor
Div., 233 Kansas St., El Segundo,
Calif. 90245
MAL- Mallory Distributor Products Co., 101
S. Parker, Indianapolis, Ind. 46201
MOT -Motorola Semiconductors, Box 2963,
Phoenix, Ariz. 85036
RCA -RCA Electronic Components, Harrison, N.J. 07029
SPR-Sprague Products Co., 65 Marshall
St., North Adams, Mass. 01247
SYL- Sylvania Electric Corp., 100 1st Ave.,
Waltham, Mass. 02154
WOR-Workman Electronic Products, Inc.,
Box 3828, Sarasota, Fla. 33578
ZEN -Zenith Sales Co., 5600 W. Jarvis Ave.,
Chicago, Ill. 60648
2N4348
2N4349
2N4350
2N4352
2N4354
ARCH
DM
NA
NA
NA
NA
RS276-2021
T-707
TS-3020
TS-3001
T-803
T-708
G-E
ICC
IR
MAL
NA
ICC-707
ICC-S3020
ICC-S3001
IRTR-61
NA
NA
NA
TR-19
PTC 118
PTC 144
NA
NA
PTC 127
GE-28
GE-28
NA
GE-67
CC-803
ICC-708
SPR
SYL
WOR
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-115
NA
NA
NA
NA
ECG 159
WEP-707
WEP-S3020
SK 3114
SK 3114
NA
NA
HEP-F1035
NA
HEP-803
RT-115
RT-115
NA
NA
NA
EGC 159
ECG 159
WEP-717
WEP-717
WEP-717
MOT
RCA
SK 3079
HEP-707
NA
HEP-S3020
NA
HEP-S3001
NA
HEP-803
HEP-708
SK 3025
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ECG 153
NA
WEP-3023
WEP-3023
WEP-3020
WEP-700
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-131
RT-131
ECG 153
ECG 106
NA
ECG 130
ECG 130
WEP-700
WEP-52
WEP-53
WEP-247
WEP-247
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
SK 3122
SK 3122
SK 3114
SK 3025
RT-148
RT-102
RT-102
RT-115
RT-115
3025
3025
3025
3025
NA
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
RT-114
ECG 129
ECG 129
ECG 129
ECG 129
NA
WEP-242
WEP-242
WEP-242
WEP-242
WEP-712
NA
NA
NA
NA
:-=N 125
GE-67
GE-21
GE-67
NA
NA
ICC-708
ICC-708
ICC-S0006
ICC-F1035
ICC-803
NA
NA
NA
2N4381
T-708
T-708
TS-0006
TF-1035
T-803
2N4382
2N4383
2N4385
2N4386
2N4387
NA
NA
NA
NA
RS276-2025
T-803
TS-3026
TS-3026
NA
NA
GE-63
GE-63
GE-69
ICC-803
ICC-S3026
ICC-S3026
NA
ICC-702
NA
NA
NA
NA
IRTR-58
NA
HEP-803
NA
NA
HEP-S3026
NA
NA
NA
HEP-S3026
NA
NA
PTC 136
SK 3083
HEP-702
PTC 113
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-133
2N4388
2N4389
2N4390
2N4395
2N4296
RS276-2025
GE-69
ICC-702
NA
GE-27
GE-19
GE-19
ICC-57
ICC-713
ICC-247
ICC-247
IRTR-58
IRTR-54
IRTR-87
IRTR-59
IRTR-59
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
HEP-702
HEP-57
HEP-713
HEP-247
HEP-247
SK 3083
SK 3118
NA
SK 3027
SK 3027
RT-133
RT-126
NA
NA
NA
T-702
T-57
T-713
T-247
T-247
HEP-S7001
HEP-736
HEP-736
HEP-716
HEP-716
NA
NA
T-702
NA
NA
NA
NA
113
103
117
119
119
NA
TS-7001
NA
ICC-S001
TR-20
NA
T-736
T-736
T-716
T-716
GE-20
GE-20
GE-21
GE-21
ICC-736
ICC-736
ICC-716
ICC-716
TR-21
TR-21
2N4402
2N4403
RS276-2009
RS276-2009
RS276-2021
RS276-2021
IRTR-54
IRTR-54
PTC 123
PTC 136
PTC 103
PTC 103
2N4404
2N4405
2N4406
2N4407
2N4409
NA
NA
NA
NA
RS276-2008
TS-3031
TS-3031
TS-3003
TS-3031
TS-0001
NA
NA
NA
NA
GE-18
ICC-S3031
ICC-S3031
ICC-S3003
ICC-S3021
ICC-S0001
IRTR-73
IRTR-88
IRTR-88
IRTR-88
IRTR-87
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
2N4410
RS276-2008
2N4411
NA
NA
NA
NA
TS-0001
T-52
T-51
T-716
T-51
GE-18
NA
GE-67
GE-67
GE-67
ICC-S0001
ICC-52
ICC-51
ICC-716
ICC-51
IRTR-87
TR-20
IRTR-88
TR-20
IRTR-88
PTC 123
PTC 103
PTC 103
PTC 103
PTC 103
T-716
T-802
T-801
TS-0004
T-50
GE-67
GE-FET-2
GE-FET-2
GE-20
GE-20
CC-716
TR-20
ICC-802
NA
ICC-S0004
ICC-50
NA
NA
NA
TR-21
PTC 136
PTC 136
PTC 136
HEP-734
HEP-50
HEP-734
SK 3039
NA
PTC 123
NA
HEP-736
PTC 123
PTC 143
NA
NA
NA
HEP-S3024
HEP-S3008
HEP-S3001
NA
NA
2N4399
2N4400
2N4401
2N4412
2N4413
2N4414
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
3045
3114
3025
3114
3025
RT-110
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
154
159
129
159
129
WEP-712
WEP-717
WEP-242
WEP-717
WEP-242
:=N125
2"
=N 107
EN 101
HEP-716
HEP-802
NA
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
3114
3112
3112
3039
3039
RT-115
RT-176
RT-176
RT-113
RT-113
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
159
133
133
108
108
WEP-717
2'
EN
WEP-801
WEP-801
2=N123
NA
NA
SK 3124
RT-113
RT-113
RT-113
RT-115
TR-102
NA
ECG 123A
SK 3124
SK 3024
NA
NA
NA
RT-102
RT-114
RT-154
RT-154
RT-154
3122
3018
3117
3117
3122
SK 3122
NA
103
T-734
T-50
T/734
GE-20
GE-20
GE-20
ICC-734
ICC/50
NA
GE-21
T-736
GE-20
ICC-52
ICC-736
IRTR-24
TR-21
IRTR-24
NA
TR-21
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ts-3024
TS-3008
TS-3001
NA
NA
GE-20
GE-18
GE-28
GE-28
GE-28
ICC-S3024
ICC-S3003
ICC-S3001
NA
NA
NA
IRTR-87
NA
NA
NA
2N4432
NA
T-736
2N4433
2N4434
2N4435
2N4436
RS276-2009
T-734
T-709
T-709
T-736
NA
GE-61
NA
TR-24
GE-17
GE-17
GE-20
ICC-736
ICC-734
ICC-709
ICC-709
ICC-736
2N4437
2N4440
NA
NA
NA
GE-20
GE-28
GEMR-4
GEMR-4
GEMR-4
ICC-736
NA
ICC-R1220
ICC-R1221
ICC-R1222
TR-21
IRTR-55
NA
NA
NA
PTC 136
NA
NA
NA
NA
HEP-736
NA
HEP-R1220
HEP-R1221
HEP-R1222
2N4425
2N4427
2N4428
2N4429
2N4430
NA
NA
NA
T-736
NA
TR-21
IRTR-65
TR-21
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
151
152
133
136
123
132
132
132
123
HEP-S0004
HEP-50
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-102
RT-108
RT-113
RT-113
RT-102
ECG 123A
ECG 107
ECG 161
ECG 161
ECG 123A
WEP-735
WEP-720
WEP-719
WEP-719
WEP-735
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
RT-102
RT-154
NA
NA
NA
ECG 123A
NA
ECG 5442
ECG 5444
ECG 5446
WEP-735
NA
NA
NA
NA
Z:N 120
NA
HEP-R1223
SK 3039
HEP-50
HEP-S0004 SK 3122
NA
HEP-715
HEP-716
SK 3114
NA
RT-113
RT-102
RT-126
RT-115
ECG 5448
ECG 108
ECG 123A
ECG 106
ECG 159
WEP-56
WEP-735
WEP-52
WEP-717
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
RT-126
NA
NA
NA
NA
ECG 106
NA
NA
NA
NA
WEP-52
WEP-310
WEP-310
WEP-310
WEP-241
NA
ZEN 129
ZEN 129
ZEN 129
RT-176
RT-176
RT-176
NA
NA
ECG 133
ECG 133
ECG 133
NA
NA
WEP-801
WEP-801
WEP-801
WEP-310
WEP-310
NA
HEP-736
HEP-734
HEP-709
HEP-709
HEP-736
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
NA
2N4444
2N4449
2N4450
2N4451
2N4452
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
SR-1223
T-50
TS-0004
T-715
T-716
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ICC-R1223
ICC-50
ICC-S0004
ICC-715
ICC-716
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
PTC 133
PTC 136
PTC 127
PTC 103
2N4453
NA
RS276-2029
RS276-2029
RS276-2029
T-76
T-310
T-310
T-310
NA
t-241
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ICC-76
ICC-310
ICC-310
ICC-310
ICC-241
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
PTC 127
NA
NA
NA
NA
HEP-76
HEP-310
HEP-310
HEP-310
HEP-241
SK 3118
2N4851
NA
NA
NA
RS276-2029
NA
NA
NA
T-310
NA
NA
NA
PTC 152
PTC 152
PTC 152
NA
NA
SK 3112
SK 3112
SK 3112
NA
T-310
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HEP-310
RS276-2029
GE-FET-1
GE-FET-1
GE-FET-1
NA
NA
HEP-310
NA
CC-310
CC-310
NA
127
.[ EN 100
EN
WEP-735
WEP-243
NA
2N4867
2N4868
2N4869
2N4870
2N4871
107
ECG 192
ECG 128
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2N4852
2N4853
2N4864
27
Z=N118
2N4442
2N4443
NA
WEP-56
WEP-56
NA
..=N 101
WEP-723
WEP-50
WEP-723
WEP-717
WEP-735
SR-1220
SR-1221
SR-1222
2N4441
EN 107
ZEN 107
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2N4424
HEP-S0001
HEP-52
HEP-51
HEP-716
HEP-51
2N4420
CC-734
NA
ZEN 120
ZEN 120
SK
SK
SK
SK
NA
NA
NA
NA
2N4421
2N4422
2N4423
NA
NA
NA
HEP-S3031
HEP-S3031
HEP-S3003
HEP-S3031
123 HEP-S0001
141
141
141
141
2N4415
2N4416
2N4417
2N4418
2N4419
NA
WEP-717
EN 204
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HEP-708
PTC 127
HEP-708
PTC 103
PTC 127 HEP-S0006
RS276-2021
RS276-2021
NA
NA
NA
2N4355
2N4356
2N4359
2N4360
NA
NA
ZEN
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
2 EN 120
120
118
105
105
120
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
100
127
106
107
NA
NA
NIA
NA
129
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2N4872
2N4873
2N4874
2N4875
2N4876
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
T-52
TS-0004
TS-3008
TS-3008
TS-3008
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ICC-52
ICC-S0004
ICC-S3008
ICC-S3008
ICC-S3008
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
2N4877
2N4878'
2N4879*
2N4880'
2N4890
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
TS-3010
T-738
TS-0007
T-729
T-708
GE-66
ICC-S3010
ICC-738
ICC-S0007
ICC-729
ICC-708
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HEP-S3010
PTC 123
HEP-738
PTC 144 HEP-S0007
PTC 121
HEP-729
PTC 141
HEP-708
2N4891
NA
NA
NA
NA
T-310
T-310
T-310
T-310
T-702
NA
NA
ICC-310
ICC-310
ICC-310
ICC-310
ICC-702
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
PTC 113
2N4892
2N4893
2N4894
2N4898
2N4899
2N4900
RS276-2025
2N4901
RS276-2025
RS276-2025
RS276-2027
2N4902
2N4903
NA
NA
2N4904
2N4905
2N4906
2N4907
2N4908
RS276-2027
2N4909
2N4910
2N4911
2N4912
2N4913
2N4914
2N4915
2N4916
2N4917
2N4918
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RS276-2017
RS276-2017
RS276-2017
NA
NA
NA
RS276-2023
RS276-2023
RS276-2027
NA
NA
NA
GE-67
NA
NA
GE-69
T-702
T-702
T-705
T-248
TS-5005
GE-69
T-705
T-248
T-248
T-248
T-248
TS-5005
T-703
T-703
T-703
T-247
GE-66
GE-66
GE-32
GE-19
IRTR-58
ICC-702
ICC-702
ICC-705
ICC-248
ICC-S5005
IRTR-58
IRTR-58
TR-29
TR-29
NA
NA
NA
NA
ICC-705
NA
ICC-248
TR-29
TR-29
NA
NA
NA
NA
ICC-S5005
ICC-703
ICC-703
NA
NA
NA
NA
T-247
T-247
T-52
T-52
T-700
GE-19
GE-14
GE-22
CC-248
ICC-248
CC-248
CC-703
ICC-247
ICC-247
ICC-247
ICC-52
NA
127
133
143
143
143
HEP-52
SK 3118
HEP-S0004 SK 3039
HEP-S3008
NA
HEP-S3008
NA
HEP-S3008
NA
HEP-310
HEP-310
HEP-310
HEP-310
HEP-702
PTC 113
HEP-702
PTC 113
HEP-702
NA
HEP-705
NA
HEP-248
NA
HEP-S5005
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RCA
NA
WOR
RT-126
RT-113
NA
NA
NA
ECG 106
ECG 108
NA
NA
NA
RT-150
RT-109
WEP-728
WEP-712
WEP-729
WEP-242
WEP-52
WEP-56
NA
NA
NA
ZEN
NA
ZEN 127
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-109
RT-115
NA
NA
NA
NA
ECG 129
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-133
NA
NA
NA
NA
ECG 218
WEP-310
WEP-310
WEP-310
WEP-310
WEP-700
ZEN 129
ZEN 129
ZEN 129
ZEN 129
NA
NA
RT-133
RT-133
NA
NA
NA
ECG 218
ECG 218
NA
NA
NA
WEP-700
WEP-700
WEP-S7001
WEP-S7001
WEP-S5005
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
WEP-S7001
WEP-S7001
WEP-S7001
WEP-S7001
WEP-S7001
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
WEP-S5005
WEP-241
WEP-241
WEP-241
WEP-247
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
SK 3083
SK 3083
NA
NA
NA
HEP-705
HEP-248
HEP-248
HEP-248
HEP-248
SYL
SPR
NA
ZEN 207
ZEN 121
NA
ZEN 115
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
TR-59
NA
HEP-S5005
PTC 112
HEP-703
PTC 112
HEP-703
PTC 112
HEP-703
PTC 118
HEP-247
SK
SK
SK
SK
NA
3131
3131
3131
3027
NA
RT-150
RT-150
RT-150
RT-131
NA
ECG 175
ECG 175
ECG 175
ECG 130
TR-59
HEP-247
HEP-247
HEP-52
HEP-52
HEP-700
SK 3027
SK 3027
SK 3025
SK3114
NA
RT-131
RT-131
RT-115
RT-115
RT-153
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
130
130
159
159
185
WEP-247
WEP-247
WEP-717
WEP-717
WEP-WS5007
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
HEP -246
HEP -S5006
HEP -245
HEP -245
HEP -245
NA
NA
NA
SK 3054
NA
RT -153
RT -153
RT -152
RT -152
RT -152
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
185
185
184
184
184
WEP- WS5007
WEP- WS5007
WEP- WS5003
WEP- WS5003
WEP- WS5003
ZEN 203
NA
ZEN 202
ZEN 202
ZEN 202
3045
3045
3045
3045
3025
RT -110
RT -110
RT -110
RT -110
RT -115
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
ECG
154
154
154
154
129
WEP -712
WEP -712
WEP -712
WEP -712
WEP -242
NA
ZEN 205
ZEN 205
ZEN 205
NA
NA
GE-21
CC-52
GE-29
ICC-700
NA
NA
PTC 118
PTC 118
PTC 103
PTC 103
NA
NA
TR-20
2N4919
2N4920
2N4921
2N4922
2N4923
RS276-2018
RS276-2018
RS276-2018
T-246
TS-5006
T-245
T-245
T-245
GE -29
GE -69
GE -28
GE -28
GE -28
ICC -246
ICC -S5006
ICC -245
ICC -245
ICC -245
IRTR -77
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
PTC 110
PTC 110
PTC 110
2N4924
2N4925
2N4926
2N4927
2N4928
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
T -713
T-712
T -712
T-712
T-710
GE -27
GE -32
GE -27
GE -27
NA
ICC -713
ICC -712
ICC -712
ICC-712
NA
NA
IRTR -78
IRTR -78
IRTR -78
IRTR -88
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
144
117
117
117
127
HEP -713
HEP -712
HEP -712
HEP -712
NA
SK
SK
SK
SK
SK
2N4932
2N4934
2N4935
2N4936
2N4937*
NA
RS276-2011
RS276-2011
NA
NA
NA
T-56
T-56
T-56
T-715
NA
NA
NA
NA
GE-21
NA
ICC-56
ICC-56
ICC-738
ICC-715
NA
IRTR-66
NA
NA
NA
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
128
133
133
133
127
NA
HEP-56
HEP-56
NA
HEP-715
NA
SK 3039
SK 3039
SK 3039
NA
NA
RT-113
RT-113
RT-113
RT-115
NA
ECG 108
ECG 108
ECG 108
NA
WEP-56
WEP-56
WEP-56
WEP-715
NA
ZEN 104
ZEN 104
ZEN 121
ZEN 106
2N4938'
2N4939*
2N4940'
2N4941'
2N4942*
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
T-715
T-715
T-715
T-715
T-715
GE-21
NA
GE-21
GE-21
NA
ICC-715
ICC-715
ICC-715
ICC-715
ICC-715
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
PTC
127
127
127
127
127
HEP-715
HEP-715
HEP-715
HEP-715
HEP-715
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
RT-115
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
WEP-715
WEP-715
WEP-715
WEP-715
WEP-715
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
ZEN
2N4943
2N4944
2N4945
2N4946
2N4948
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
T-714
T-714
T-714
T-714
T-310
NA
ICC-714
NA
NA
ICC-714
ICC-310
IRTR-87
IRTR-87
IRTR-87
IRTR-87
NA
PTC 144
PTC 123
PTC 123
PTC 123
NA
HEP-714
GE-20
GE-18
GE-20
3024
3024
3024
3024
NA
RT-114
RT-114
RT-114
RT-114
2N4949
2N4950
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
T-310
ICC-310
TS-0004
TS-0004
T-736
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
TS-0004
T-737
T-724
TS-3001
TS-3002
2N4951
2N4952
2N4953
2N4954
2N4955
2N4956'
2N4960
2N4961
RS276-2026
NA
NA
NA
NA
GE-20
GE-20
GE-20
GE-10
GE-10
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
ICC-S0004
ICC-S0004
ICC-736
ICC-S0004
ICC-737
ICC-724
ICC-S3001
ICC-S3002
TR-2
TR-2
NA
NA
IRTR-87
IRTR-87
NA
NA
HEP-714
HEP-310
SK
SK
SK
SK
NA
HEP-310
NA
NA
PTC 136 HEP-S0004
PTC 136 HEP-S0004
PTC 136
HEP-736
NA
NA
SK 3124
SK 3124
SK 3124
PTC 136
NA
PTC 121
PTC 123
PTC 123
SK 3124
NA
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1.75
CP OS
7453 $ .27
.40
7454
7459
.25
7460
.25
7470
.45
7472
.41
7473
.47
7474
.47
7475
.90
7476
.47
7480
.50
7482 1.75
1.15
7483
1.10
7485
7486
.47
7488 4.00
7489 3.00
7490
.89
7491
1.15
.95
7492
7493
.95
7494
.97
.95
7495
7496
.95
1.50
74100
.47
74107
74121
.55
74122
.47
74123 1.05
74125
.60
74126
.80
74141 1.15
74145 1.15
.95
74150
74151 1.20
74153 1.50
74154 1.25
74155 1.30
74156 1.30
MUSIC ASSOCIATED
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7443
7444
7445
7446
7447
7448
7450
7451
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.23
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.25
.24
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CONVERT any television to sensitive, big screen oscilloscope. Only minor changes
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FREE catalog. Most unusual electronic kits
available. Music accessories, surf, wind
synthesizers, wind chimes, many others.
PAIA ELECTRONICS, Box B14359, Oklahoma
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PLAY ping pong on your TV. Plans $3.50
complete units info 25c. D. DUNCAN, 20650
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...
Also available
109
1103 7- Segment
1E
7400
Readout
-PIN DIP
7400
74H00
POTTER &
BRUMFIELD
Type KHP Relay
4 PDT
24 VDC
120 VAC
3A Contacts
(650 coil)
$1.50
EA.
(10.5 MA coil)
$1.75
EA.
u
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RCA 2010
Numitron Digital Display Tube, incandescent 5 -volt 7- segment:
.6" High numeral visible from 30 ft
Standard 9 -pin base (solderable)
Left -hand decimal
EACH $5.00
point
5
FOR $20.00
CD -2 COUNTER KIT
RCA DR2010.
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76917w71-
KEYBOARD ASSEMBLY
TRW Data Systems unit; 10 keys 0 -9; 3
(or 4) 2 4 V lamps; printed c i r c u i t
board w /14 1N4001 diodes, capacitors,
transistor, and resistors.
All mounted in an attractive case approx. 41,
x 4% x 21/2".
These are used; no schematic is available.
EACH $6.95
NE560....
NE561....
NE565....
NE566....
NE567
TO-5...
709
710
3.25
3.25
3.25
4.00
748
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CA3026
CA3045
LM100
LM105
3.00 LM302
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LM308....
.75
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711
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LM3096...
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LM1595 4-quad. mult.
LED's
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$1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1 00
1.25
1.25
2.00
1.75
2.00
1.00
2.00
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1.50
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1.20
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1.15
1.15
2.00
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with accessories
$29800
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all
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on
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723
op
faster
Power Supply
DIP
variable
regulator chip 140V, + or - output
@ 150 MA l0A with
external pass transistor- -with
diagrams for many applications
EACH
$1.00
The FM Used
Equipment People.
SEND FOR NEW 1975 CATALOG
.70
CA3065
MAN-3 Seven -segment readout:
EACH ONLY
$1.25
10 OR MORE, EACH
1.00
MAN -1 LED Display
3.25
MAN -4 Seven -segment 01P $2.75
For
1.20
1.25
1.50
1.00
F amp
epoxy TO -5.
GREGORY ELECTRONICS
EuE:
GE
1.40
CD4001....$ .75
CD4 02....
.75
CD4011....
.75
.75
CD4012....
CD4023....
.75
74C20
.75
74C160
83.25
100/810.00
MV5024 Red TO -18 High Dome @
2V $.35; 10/$2.95
MV -10B Visible Red 5 -70 MA @2V
(^h-$.30; 10/82.50
.20
.35
.35
.28
.35
.28
.70
.35
.35
.25
1.25
.40
.25
.35
.35
.35
.25
.35
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.35
1M703
LINEARS
7408
74H08
7410
7413
7417
7420
74120
74620
74622
7430
74630
74130
7440
74H40
7442
7441
7447
7450
74H50
7451
74L51
74651
7453
7454
74L54
74L55
7460
74L71
7472
74L72
7473
74L73
7474
74674
7475
7476
74L78
7480
7483
7489
7490
7492
7493
7495
74L95
74107
74145
74180
74193
74195
ppE001gy. :
.25
.35
RF -I
7-
NE540....$2.00
NE555.... 1.50
7401
7402
74H01
7404
74H04
7405
7406
DIP
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4.95
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CTS001
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ror
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etc.
6
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$1.49
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on
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SENSE CORE
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p
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white characters. White circuit.
top, block numbers.
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CALCULATOR'S
KEYBOARD
SWITCH KITS
used
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Each
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Calculator, SPST. Normal!,
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!Volts
6 v
112.
95* ei
1 Amp
POSITIVE VOLTAGE
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f 527.
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ams.
switch d
Wild Rover Keyboard
Sal. $24.95
K y ;arts
12 DIGIT BASIC "MEMORY" KIT /PS
my for 4- memory calculator. Case with 'slight total
0' OFF
board". CT6006 memory chip, 6 MAN 3'e, is
pc
itch, book, (extend key allows 12 dig
boards) 519.95
Si
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decimal
networks,
with ON -OFF
2- resistor
case,
carrying
AMPLIFIER BASIC
.001
Key parts include.
12 DIGIT BASIC N4
chip, 4 -3 digit readouts, factory etched PC boast, vase,
or Minas on
for
3S WATT AUDIO
51
51
{e
includes case, all- function h'
BASIC KIT 51
Keyboard, Cal Tech CT6002 calculator chip,
Ante. LED display with built -on individual ma, ni an.
Plus sheets.
me as Basic Si except ca rr ,cor
BASIC KIT 52
chip is National 8 -digit MM5726.
KIT
g3
same
as Basic j1 except, .2a r r ,tor
B ASIC
chip is National 6 -digit MM6'736 and 76492.
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2N174 'doorknob' transis-
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.50
DIP
6 or 10 -Pies. .29
-eon (Mlsl DIP) .31i
14 -Pin, Win Wrap
16 -Pin, Win Wrap ...floc
TO -S,
7 Segments
$1
$1
miceoo
.....
016 -Pin,
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SOLID
STATE
gicIlGlaeoLO sF
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11.
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30 - 600MW
Si.
4 - 2N3065, HOBBY 40W po silicon transistors, TO-3
Si.
30 - 3-AMP RECTIFIE RS, silicon, epoxy, assorted V.
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1.00
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1.00p
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factory "snipped" most of the cables to this compact 8 watt stereo unit with aluminum escutcheon
plate. It's emy to use because we have all the cables
marked ready to use. With power supply. 116vac. 3
controls, LEFT and RIGHT VOLUME controls for two
speakers for balancing and center TONE control. With
knobs.
MV3, visible. "coax pin Pak ", red, mini dome lens
6- MV10B,_vieible, red, clear dome lens TO -18
1-) 6- MV10C, visible. red. diffused, dome lens, 1'0-18
0 '511A950, axial leads, micro -mini dome, clear. red, TO -18
green
lite
green
Iene,
micro
-mini,
axial
2.MV62,
yellow lite
9 2- MMV63, micro -mini, axial yellow
S -MV54, micro-mini, axial leads, red lens, red lite
0'5.MV55. micro-mini, axial leads, red lens, red lite ...
5- MVS012, red small dome lens, red lite, TO -18
.1A111V6013, em. dome, 2 hi red dome, soft ed Jiff. lite, TO-18
51.81V5020. iumbo clear dome, visible, red, rTO -18
e MV5054, red jumbo dome lens, TO -18 red lite, upright
51MV5090, TO -18, micro-mini red dome, red lite
O 5- MV60B0, TO -18, micro-mini flat clear lene, red lite
-MVSO04, red bi- polar, solid state letup V to 110- 115VAC -DC
341V5222, green jumbo dome, green lite, panel snap-in
2- MV5282, micro-mini, green lens TO -18, green lite
D 2- MV5322, yellow jumbo dome, yellow lite, panel snap -in
0 1- MV6491, jumbo, Tri- State, RED. GREEN, OFF. special
2 -MT2, photo transistor. light sensor. TO -18
MCT2, 1500V isolation photo transistor
COUPLERS D 2 MCb2,
1500V isolation photo diode
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22 UFD/16V.
22 UFD/25V.
33 UFD/16V
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19c
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47
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220 UFD/16V
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MV411
75c
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39c
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1000 UFD/16V
1000 UFD/25V
2200 UFD/16V
37c
49c
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135
hi -pwr
091307
40
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051309K
LM311
/A320
107320
LM320
091380 14DIP 2 WATT Audio AMPL
057381
DIP Low noise Stereo Amp.
.290
.240
.170
.170
170
.220
150
.150
150
555
723
741
20
1.09
9602
5V
r , .: ,i
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51.20
Dual D FF
1.20
Dual JO FF
1.30
4 bit Shift Register
2.30
EACH
7400
'
20.20
2.57
22.00
22.00
10
.50
.50
.90
1.75
1.00
1.90
1.90
1.85
1.70
1.75
.55
DIP Monostable Multivibrator
.65
DIP Dual 9601
1.20
8MIN7 -DIP TIMER
.90
DIP Precision Voltage Regulator
.45
SMI,NI -DIP Hi port'. Op Amplifier
HHN
7407
2.25
2.50
PAK
4.25
4.25
7.50
15.00
8.00
17.00
17.00
17.00
16.00
15.03
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9.
7.
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7402
7403
7404
7405
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740E7
7408
7410
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.28
.28
.28
.22
.28
.40
.30
.28
.40
.45
.28
7411
7416
7420
7426
7430
7441
7445
7450
7460
7473
7474
7483
MPFIO2
10. 92
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2115457..
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10. 92
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CT5001
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1.25
1.10
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1.00
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92
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&
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01
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Memory
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FACH
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10
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100
5c
3.5c
3c
6c
6c
9c
12c
4c
4c
3.5c
3.5c
5.3c
7.5c
6c
9c
VOLTAGE REGULATORS
L129
5V
1130
12V
L131
15V
600mA
500mA 17
450mA
567
10 /S 9.50
TON DKODER
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$29.95
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53.57
808
10 /0 7.50
10/510.00
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OP
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50c
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10/510.50
748 Minidip OP
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74164 1.89
74165 1.89
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1.59
1.59
1.49
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74171
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74191
1.45
74193
74195
74198
741164
741165
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1.69
2.79
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2.90
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3.25
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74C163
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74C173
74C195
80C95
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1.14
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7447N
1.39
7448N
1.29
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7453N
.26
7454N
.26
7460N
.24
7470N
.31
7472N
.39
7473N
.47
7474N
.47
74150N
74151N
74152N
74153N
74154N
74155N
74156N
74157N
74158N
74160N
74161N
74162N
74163N
74164N
74165N
74166N
74170N
74173N
74174N
74175N
74176N
74177N
74180N
74181N
74182N
74184N
74185N
74190N
74191N
74192N
74193N
74194N
74195N
74196N
74197N
74198N
74199N
74200N
74221N
74251N
74278N
74279 N
74293N
74298N
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1.49
1.26
1.54
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1.98
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1.52
1.92
1.69
1.69
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3.85
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2.89
2.29
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2.89
1.49
1.39
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2.39
2.39
2.59
4.48
5.05
1.75
1.75
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74L02N
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74L04N
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74L20N
74L42N
74L47N
74L51N
74L73N
74L74N
74L90N
74L93N
74L95N
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93L01
93L08
93L09
93L10
93L11
93L12
93L14
93L16
93L18
93L21
93L22
93L24
93L28
93L34
93L38
93L40
93L41
93L60
93L66
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1.62
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.89
1.62
1.74
1.62
1.50
1.60
3.40
1.80
2.80
4.20
1.80
1.70
3.20
3.50
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