| No. |
Part Name |
Description |
Manufacturer |
| 691 |
SPT9689BIC |
Dual ultrafast voltage comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 692 |
SPT9689BIP |
Dual ultrafast voltage comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 693 |
SPT9691SCC |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 694 |
SPT9691SCN |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 695 |
SPT9691SCP |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 696 |
SPT9691SCU |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 697 |
SPT9693SCC |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 698 |
SPT9693SCP |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 699 |
SPT9693SCU |
Wide input voltage, JFET comparator |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 700 |
SPT9712AIP |
12-bit, 100 MWPS ECL D/A converter |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 701 |
SPT9712BIP |
12-bit, 100 MWPS ECL D/A converter |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 702 |
SPT9713AIP |
12-bit, 100 MWPS TTL D/A converter |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 703 |
SPT9713BIP |
12-bit, 100 MWPS TTL D/A converter |
SPT Signal Processing Technologies |
| 704 |
TA1101B |
Stereo 10W (4om) class-T digital audio amplifier using digital power processing technology |
Tripath |
| 705 |
TA2020-020 |
Stereo 20W (4��) Class-T Digital Audio Amplifier using Digital Power Processing Technology |
Tripath |
| 706 |
TC2001 |
STEREO 200W CLASS-T DIGITAL AUDIO AMPLIFIER DRIVER USING DIGITAL POWER PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY |
Tripath |
| 707 |
Thermal Considerations |
Thermal Considerations and Mounting Techniques |
Siliconix |
| 708 |
TLD4011 |
ADSL line driver using tipath's power processing technology, 880 mW power consumption |
Tripath |
| 709 |
TLD4013 |
ADSL line driver using tipath's power processing technology, 770 mW power consumption |
Tripath |
| 710 |
TLD4014 |
ADSL line driver using tipath's power processing technology, 620 mW power consumption |
Tripath |
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