| No. |
Part Name |
Description |
Manufacturer |
| 9721 |
TBA560C |
Luminance and Cgrominance Control Combination |
National Semiconductor |
| 9722 |
TBA560C |
Luminance and chrominance control combination |
PLESSEY Semiconductors |
| 9723 |
TBA560C |
Luminance and chrominance control combination |
TUNGSRAM |
| 9724 |
TBA900 |
VIDEO AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT with control voltage generation, pulse separation stages and synchronization stages |
VALVO |
| 9725 |
TBA990 |
SYNCHRONOUS DEMODULATOR for galvanic control of an RGB circuit (TBA 530) in conjunction with RGB power amplifiers |
VALVO |
| 9726 |
TC520A |
The TC520A Serial Interface Adapter provides logic control for Microchip's TC500/500A/510/514 family of dual slope,integratingA/Dconverters. ItdirectlymanagesTC500 converter phase control signals A, B, and CMPTR thereby reducing host proce |
Microchip |
| 9727 |
TC520A |
The TC520A Serial Interface Adapter provides logic control for Microchip's TC500/500A/510/514 family of dual slope,integratingA/Dconverters. ItdirectlymanagesTC500 converter phase control signals A, B, and CMPTR thereby reducing host proce |
Microchip |
| 9728 |
TC620CCVOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9729 |
TC620CHVOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9730 |
TC620XCCOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9731 |
TC620XCCPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9732 |
TC620XCEOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9733 |
TC620XCEPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9734 |
TC620XHCOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9735 |
TC620XHCPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9736 |
TC620XHEOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9737 |
TC620XHEPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9738 |
TC621XCCOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9739 |
TC621XCCPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9740 |
TC621XCEOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9741 |
TC621XCEPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, high true control output |
Microchip |
| 9742 |
TC621XHCOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9743 |
TC621XHCPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9744 |
TC621XHEOA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9745 |
TC621XHEPA |
5V, dual trip point temperature sensors, low true control output |
Microchip |
| 9746 |
TC622 |
The TC622 and TC624 are programmable solid state temperature sensors designed to replace mechanical switches in sensing and control applications. Both devices integrate the temperature sensor with a voltage reference and all required detec |
Microchip |
| 9747 |
TC624 |
The TC622 and TC624 are programmable solid state temperature sensors designed to replace mechanical switches in sensing and control applications. Both devices integrate the temperature sensor with a voltage reference and all required detec |
Microchip |
| 9748 |
TC642 |
The TC642 is a switch mode fan speed controller for use with brushless DC motors. Temperature proportional speed control is accomplished using pulse width modulation. A thermistor (or other voltage output temperature sensor) connected to t |
Microchip |
| 9749 |
TC642B |
The TC642B is a new version of the existing TC642 fan speed controller. This device is a switch mode fan speed controller, which incorporates a new fan auto restart function. Temperature proportional speed control is accomplished using pul |
Microchip |
| 9750 |
TC646 |
The TC646 is a switch mode fan speed controller for use with brushless DC motors. Temperature proportional speed control is accomplished using pulse width modulation(PWM). A thermistor (or other voltage output temperature sensor)connected |
Microchip |
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