LM324 datasheet with guaranteed sink voltages?

I've got one here where the anode connection had a "litz wire" the size of a finger.

Big.

In the '60s my father consulted part time (he was a prof, specializing in motors and transformers) for Caterpillar designing DE earth-movers used for dam building. They were pretty big too. ;-)

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No, I haven't. The closest I've come is GB Rocket-I/O we're working on now and that hardware isn't back yet (and the ****** "forgot" to order parts, so it looks like the boards will be delayed two months).

His name wouldn't be "Henry", would it? ;-)

We keep kidding my mother about all the men she has over all the time helping her. ;-)

No sense of humor. I bet she thinks your parents never "did the nasty", and that's why your father kept saying "Jesus Christ!" when yelling at you. ;-)

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we are looking for someone to help with some FPGA stuff. we are using Gb ethernet physical layer, so have phy chips connected to our fpga, but dont want to use the ethernet protocol itself. we have a couple of FPGA guys, but they have no experience in this area, and its one of our risk items (it has to work, or back to the drawing board). email me, my snipped-for-privacy@ieee.org if you are at all interested. we have people working in: hong kong, SF, bvelgium & NZ...

Cheers Terry

Is that format snipped-for-privacy@ieee.org, with the dot in between? I might know someone (in the US) who could help.

Hi Joerg,

its an underscore (which conveniently disappears when underlined), but yes, we are looking. Please feel free to contact me offline

Cheers Terry

Done :-)