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IC Question

07/02/2012 2:57 AM

i need to know the using of i.c (NM5441) AND THE EQUIVALENT BOOK FOR I.C'S
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07/02/2012 3:17 AM

Contact the manufacturer and ask for the application datasheet.

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07/02/2012 3:34 AM

You could get the service manual for the unit the ic is located in. Also is NM5441 a label on the ic or etched on it? What style of mounting, shape, number of legs any other numbers or letters on the ic would/could help. What type of equipment is it in.

Last it could be a custom ic by/for the manufacturer of the equipment its located in.

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