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  • alpha1
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    • Jul 2013
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    ZXL8200 datasheet

    Hello guys
    I am looking for ZXL8200 datasheet so that it can help me identify a missing SMD resistor both incorporated in automobile AC fan/brower control circuit as shown in the attachment.
    The missing resistor is marked R13 on the PCB, adjacent to the pin#1 of ZXL8200 IC.
    Or anyone can help me identify the value of the resistor R13 if has the same circuit board ZEXEL 479922-5000F?
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