I need to know the writing on/value or exactly what the part is that is located at IC301 (Right above that label). It's one of those mini 8 legged pill bug IC's and I need to replace it possibly if I can find out what the part is. I think I can make out a 2 and an HE but that is about it off the one that I have access to.
NEC ND-3520A Part ID
Jul 21, 2008
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On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 20:08:48 -0700, "Barry & Nikki" put finger to keyboard and composed:
I don't know about the "2 and HE", but this forum talks about a SAC1630L at location IC301 in an NEC ND-3540:
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Here is its datasheet:
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It has dual LDO regulators (3.4V and 2.7V) and one reset circuit.
The OP in that thread talks about markings such as "993 2 XXP" on the ND-3520A part.
- Franc Zabkar
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Thanks for the info. Unfortunately it is not that part being the one at IC301 has eight legs (4 on each side). The SAC1630L that you mention apparently has 7 legs on one side and then two larger grounding legs on the other.
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Just found my magnifier and am able to make out more info (disregard the last info: there is a 993 and under that a 2 and under that is where it gets tough being its toasted but it looks like it ends with an HD. I do know it ends in a D though now.
On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 10:30:09 -0700, "Barry & Nikki" put finger to keyboard and composed:
If it helps anybody, here is a photo of the ND-3520A PCB:
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Here are photos of the ND-3540A and ND-3530A:
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All PCBs appear to be using the same chip at IC301. Now I'm confused about the forum post I alluded to earlier.
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On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:19:19 -0700, "Barry & Nikki" put finger to keyboard and composed:
I don't feel confident about this one, but it might be worth a look ...
APM9932/CKC Dual Enhancement Mode MOSFET (N-and P-Channel):
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