http://uk.rs-online....B...mp;x=30&y=9
1 amp only, so as Doug suggests the 1.5 amp could be a good choice
Temp/fuel Gauge On A Later Nippon S Gauge Set
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Posted 05 January 2010 - 10:20 AM
I dug out one of my old orders since I am at work...
http://uk.rs-online....B...mp;x=30&y=9
1 amp only, so as Doug suggests the 1.5 amp could be a good choice
http://uk.rs-online....B...mp;x=30&y=9
1 amp only, so as Doug suggests the 1.5 amp could be a good choice
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Posted 05 January 2010 - 01:47 PM
Jupitus, I was hoping you had found a U.K. source for the 1.5 Amp chip. The 1 Amp chip will do, I just like the idea of having some reserve current capacity.
The only 1.5 Amp chip I have found in the U.S. is made by Texas Instruments (UA7810CKCSE3) and the data sheet for that family of chips can be found here:
http://focus.ti.com/...link/ua7810.pdf
Maybe with a specific part number and manufacturer you'd have more luck finding the high-current chip.
The only 1.5 Amp chip I have found in the U.S. is made by Texas Instruments (UA7810CKCSE3) and the data sheet for that family of chips can be found here:
http://focus.ti.com/...link/ua7810.pdf
Maybe with a specific part number and manufacturer you'd have more luck finding the high-current chip.
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