U6046B Timer IC

Nov 06, 2006 4 Replies

This is a DIP8 chip by Temic originally designed for controlling things like car heated rear windows, etc. It includes a toggle on/off function, can be easily set from a few seconds to several hours, and will drive a standard car 30 amp relay directly. I've found it useful for all sorts of timer uses with a low external parts count. But it's no longer made, IIRC. Anyone know of a similar device still in production? I realise you can do much the same with the 555 family, but not so conveniently.


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Great timers. Atmel makes (made?) them too. As far as the logic and timing concerns, you can come close by using an eight pins micro but then you still need a voltage regulator and a relay driver. (Guess you knew that already :)

petrus bitbyter

Isn't it a 555 with a multistage counter attached?

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Er... No. Just look at the datasheet.

petrus bitbyter

Still listed on their website. I'm not familiar with their products - are they available in reasonable quantities - say 50 or so from perhaps a third party supplier?

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