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RichardCranium replied

12 January 2010, 11:35
Originally posted by zeitghost

Er.

Confession time.

Typing error in Part Number.

You what?

YOU WHAT?

YOU WHAT? YOU WHAT? YOU WHAT?
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ctdctd replied

12 January 2010, 09:27
Originally posted by zeitghost

Er.

Confession time.

Typing error in Part Number.

It's TLC2470 not TLC2740.

I've only just noticed that.

Bad Lizard
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Doggy Styles replied

12 January 2010, 09:19
Originally posted by zeitghost

TLC2740

I don't think that datasheet is ever going to turn up.

I was only vaguely interested in what the thing was, and for two free samples, it really doesn't matter much.

It just irritated me a bit that I couldn't find any data, and now it would appear that no one else can either.

You will always be wondering about this component.

You could write a personal letter to Texas Instruments. They'd respond for good PR. The congregation here could help with the text.

Er, TI do still exist, don't they?
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gingerjedi replied

10 January 2010, 13:19
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

THIS is what I call failing

Must have been a cold day, I suggest more basking before a fight Zeity.
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James Tiberius Kirk replied

10 January 2010, 13:05
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View Post

THIS is what I call failing

uH uH uH uH ...another one bites the dust

only regret is not finishing the job
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EternalOptimist replied

10 January 2010, 11:41
THIS is what I call failing
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Diver replied

10 January 2010, 10:39
Originally posted by Doggy Styles View Post

I'm sure your answer lies in AtW's SKA. But at the moment it keeps falling over:

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at Majestic12.WebSearchInterface.ExecSearch(Boolean bExplainMode, StringBuilder oSB, WebRequest oWebReq, JHH oJHH, String[] asParams) in H:\Alex\PROJECTS\MJ12searchLib\SearchClusterWebGUI .cs:line 557

Probably a simple Squirrel Exception error
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Doggy Styles replied

10 January 2010, 10:37
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

To find a datasheet for the TLC2740 audio amplifier.

Long obsolete, but you'd think there'd be some data on it somewhere.

If I have the Texas Instruments Telecoms databook from 1995 somewhere, it may be in that.

I'm sure your answer lies in AtW's SKA. But at the moment it keeps falling over:

System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at Majestic12.WebSearchInterface.ExecSearch(Boolean bExplainMode, StringBuilder oSB, WebRequest oWebReq, JHH oJHH, String[] asParams) in H:\Alex\PROJECTS\MJ12searchLib\SearchClusterWebGUI .cs:line 557
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BrilloPad replied

8 January 2010, 19:29
Originally posted by Bunk View Post

Did you mean to post this in TPD2?

I thought it was a great thread title. Could anyone explain it to me please?
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threaded replied

8 January 2010, 19:19
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

To find a datasheet for the TLC2740 audio amplifier.

Long obsolete, but you'd think there'd be some data on it somewhere.

If I have the Texas Instruments Telecoms databook from 1995 somewhere, it may be in that.

Quad Op-amp. Apart from the pin-out, which I think is standard, what else would you need to know?
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Toolpusher replied

8 January 2010, 17:33
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

To find a datasheet for the TLC2740 audio amplifier.

Long obsolete, but you'd think there'd be some data on it somewhere.

If I have the Texas Instruments Telecoms databook from 1995 somewhere, it may be in that.

Is this any good?

http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/data...nts/tlc274.pdf
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xoggoth replied

8 January 2010, 17:04
What a shame you didn't want The TTL Data Book.
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RichardCranium replied

8 January 2010, 16:22
Phew!

I thought you were going to say the lustee has run off with the Dean or some such.
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Troll replied

8 January 2010, 15:49
Originally posted by zeitghost

Gosh.

You can edit the thread title in "go advanced".

Well well.

So you can... time to play with thread titles m'thinks
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Bunk replied

8 January 2010, 15:49
Not that I'm saying it's drivel or anything
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