Like the title says I am hoping someone can help me I'd a ic vI have had no luck on Google I am attaching a pic.
It is labels CTS7643
Thanks,
Yonu
It is labels CTS7643
Thanks,
Yonu
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Re: need som help iding a IC
That is the resistor network made by CTS, 330 ohmsNever stop learning
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Voltage Regulator (LDO) testing:
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Re: need som help iding a IC
Like budm says, the IC is basically a bunch of resistors.
The most common arrangements are these:
Yours is probably the first model. But you can use a multimeter to check the resistance between pins.
Here's some examples of what you could probably use:
http://www.newark.com/bourns/4116r-1...=4116R-1-331LF
http://www.newark.com/bourns/4114r-1...=4114R-1-331LF
If there's more pins you can probably just cut/bend the extra pins to fit in the socket.
ps. I see ReverendJones found the datasheet.Attached FilesComment
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Re: need som help iding a IC
Thanks all I didn't even know I had them I found them digging through my parts drawer must have got them in a batch of stuff I bought at the last HAM swap fest.
Thanks,
YonuComment
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