Do you have a question? Post it now! No Registration Necessary
Threaded View
Subject
- Posted on
Data Sheets Needed
- 03-15-2005
- prolater
March 15, 2005, 2:20 am
Reply
Save
Print
Hi,
First up I am looking for the service manual & schematics on a Sharp
SF9400 photo copier, is there anyone that can help out with this
please.
I have purchased this manual from online manual sites only to find
it is not complete & does not have the electrical schematics.
Secondly I am looking for data sheets or any information on the
following IC's SN751521GAFT & SN751522 also this one that is out of
an IBM 5140 laptop it is 6487158 (E46L01FL)
Any help on any of these would greatly be appreciated.
Thankyou
prolater
Re: Data Sheets Needed
put finger to keyboard and composed:
I suspect these are TI made-to-order parts, probably line drivers or
interface ICs. It may help if you told us the application, number of
pins, package style, supply voltage, date code, etc.
- Franc Zabkar
--
Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email.
Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email.
Re: Data Sheets Needed
Franc,
These IC's SN751521GAFT & SN751522 are on the back of 2 old plasma displays
I have, attached to a removable pcb.
The SN751521GAFT is a 48pin flat package & the SN751522 is a 20 pin flat
package type.
This small pcb the carries these 2 IC's mounts in the middle of the back and
connects to a series of sn5108A IC's(10) & others which are in a far to
delicate place to identify ATM.
Wether they are custom or not I don't know but the screens are from old
Toshiba 386 laptops (so to speak) the model of the laptops are 5100 from
memory.
regards prolater
Site Timeline
- » Repair tip for Sharp CX-1463 CX-1464
- — Next thread in » Electronics Down Under
-
- » Jaycar remote question
- — Previous thread in » Electronics Down Under
-
- » No More TO-3 Voltage Regulators?
- — Newest thread in » Electronics Down Under
-
- » Students will spread a stronger Corona virus (Stronger Immune System in Students)
- — The site's Newest Thread. Posted in » Electronics Design
-
XML Sitemap