Looking for datasheet 9435M / 425212

May 19, 2006 18 Replies

Hi, I need a datasheet (or any info) about an 8 pin surface mount chip. It has the markings 9435M and 425212 on it - i'm hoping it's some kind of



5V reg but can't be sure. TIA Dave

snipped-for-privacy@kriocoucke.mailexpire.com schrieb:

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But this is a russian website! Maybe you have more markings, don´t you? Like SAA......

FJF schrieb:

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.....snip have a look -..........

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snipped-for-privacy@kriocoucke.mailexpire.com wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@j33g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

Made by Xicor?

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Near bottom of page.

More:

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Apparently various firms, PDF links provided. All apparently useless though. They don't go anywhere. It's not enough that I don't read Chinese, there isn't even a hint of a PDF file in the source code.

snipped-for-privacy@kriocoucke.mailexpire.com schrieb:

Okay, i found the source..^^

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It is a SOP-8 SMD IC and will support by a lot of companies. And here is the datasheet. you have to switch : English..^^
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Okay. maybe you may help me at my problem....see posting pls.

cya FJF

FJF schrieb:

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ups....download link. you get here datasheet

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FJF wrote in news:e4l2h1$e03$ snipped-for-privacy@online.de:

Well, you got a tad further than I did, you found a PDF at that address.

Did you look at it though? :)

That's for some LSI with lots of pins, it's not the little SOP-8 thinger in that picture the first poster showed us.

Try 9435M instead of 9435/D...

Lostgallifreyan schrieb:

.....not 1st PDF.....get the second it´s called VMOS 30V / 6A.......

FJF wrote in news:e4l70m$mvk$ snipped-for-privacy@online.de:

I see only one PDF there.. I used this link that you posted:

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That site doesn't give up its secrets easily though, it might give us different stuff depending on where we access it from, for one thing.

Lostgallifreyan schrieb:

.....not really i got 3 .

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----> take P-FET because you pic shows a VCO! greetings FJF

FJF wrote in news:e4l9pa$sc2$ snipped-for-privacy@online.de:

Well, it was your link I followed... But sure, your new one gets three. (And neither 2 or 3 seem to have a PDF anyway). I'm not sure that P-FET is the right one, but it might be. The IC form is right, but 9453M might be a very different thing.

I did find a link (posted earlier) suggesting Xicor as one maker, so writing to them might get something specific to that exact code of 9453M.

To continue with Google I think it is best to establish some makers for that exact device code before looking for data sheets anyway, the only reason I tried to grab one is because it appeared to be offered by that hqew.com site but I couldn't find one. So far neither of us had found one there, and there probably isn't one.

The close proximity to an inductor & rectifier might suggest a switching psu controller.

That's a clue - I think it might be a dual power MOSFET.

Lostgallifreyan schrieb:

Just trust! It is a P-FET because the pictures show a VCO PCB ! Otherwise ......open a new .........posting for help and beginn a new discussion. :-))

greetings FJF

The 9435M is used in this schematic.........

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snipped-for-privacy@kriocoucke.mailexpire.com schrieb:

new source..^^

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That's a MOSFET of some description. Pins 1-3 and 5-8 are wired together. Industry standard pinout is: Pins 1-3 Source Pin 4 Gate Pins 5-8 Drain

9435M is just the main part number, the prefix has been dropped. Assume for a moment it is a MOSFET - we Google for "9435M MOSFET". One of the results is . Page 7 in fact. That gives us the part numbers "CEM9435" and "AP9435M".

So we Google again for "AP9435M" and we find , which is a datasheet for the AP9435M.

That any help?

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