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    GPLB52640

    Abstract: GPLB52640A GPLB51640A GPLB51320A GPLB52320 strobe GPLB52320A
    Text: AN0053 GPLB52640/GPLB51640A/GPLB52320A/GPLB51320A LCD Key Strobe Noise Issue Sep. 30, 2008 GPLB52640A/ GPLB51640A/ GPLB52320A/ GPLB51320A LCD KEY STROBE NOISE ISSUE INTRODUCTION AND ANALYSIS - As the design of GPLB52640A/ GPLB51640A/ GPLB52320A/ GPLB51320A feature the LCD key strobe


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    stable low frequency crystal oscillator fet

    Abstract: crystal oscillator safety factor AN-340 AN005347-1 AN340 National Semiconductor an-340
    Text: With the advent of high speed HCMOS circuits, it is possible to build systems with clock rates of greater than 30 MHz. The familiar gate oscillator circuits used at low frequencies work well at higher frequencies and either L–C or crystal resonators maybe used depending on the stability required. Above


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    GPM6P1004A

    Abstract: GPL162006A GPLB5X GPM6P1001A GPY0031A GPR25 GPR25L080B GPCE063 GPF16256B GPM6P1033a
    Text: GPCH Created by Generalplus Product Data Center 2009/11/18 DOCUMENTS VERSION SUMMARY No IC Programming Guide User Guide Confirm Sheet Data Sheet 1 GPBA01B GPBA01B Data Sheet 1.1 2005/5/28 2 GPBA02A GPBA02A Data Sheet 1.4 2008/10/14 3 GPC1000A1 4 5 GPC1000A2


    Original     		PDF GPBA01B GPBA01B GPBA02A GPBA02A GPC1000A1 GPC1000A2 GPC1000B GPC10024D GPC10048A GPC10064A GPM6P1004A GPL162006A GPLB5X GPM6P1001A GPY0031A GPR25 GPR25L080B GPCE063 GPF16256B GPM6P1033a

    ic mm74hc

    Abstract: triggering scr with microprocessor cmos scr AN-339 national MM74HC SCR TRIGGER PULSE circuit AN-339 CD4000 MM74C 74HC
    Text: Fairchild Semiconductor Application Note 339 November 1987 INTRODUCTION SCR latch-up is a parasitic phenomena that has existed in circuits fabricated using bulk silicon CMOS technologies. The latch-up mechanism, once triggered, turns on a parasitic SCR internal to CMOS circuits which essentially shorts VCC


    Original     		PDF MM54HC/MM74HC ic mm74hc triggering scr with microprocessor cmos scr AN-339 national MM74HC SCR TRIGGER PULSE circuit AN-339 CD4000 MM74C 74HC