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schott key TTL fan out.

03/31/2009 12:47 AM

what is the derivation of schott key TTL fan out.
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Re: schott key TTL fan out.

03/31/2009 9:27 AM

First off, the term is Schottky TTL fan-out.

For a definition, take a look at the page in this book.
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