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Contextual Info: MAY 1989 ttfP L E S S E Y PRELIMINARY INFORMATION Semiconductors. SL376 METERING SUBSCRIBER LINE INTERFACE CIRCUIT The SL376 is a Subscriber Line Interface Circuit (SLIC for use at the telephone exchange or PABX end of a telephone line. It provides power feed, transmits and receives

Contextual Info: 2315/23161232512326 Series Features ♦ 2315 Connector: Available in 8,16,24,32,48.64 and 96 circuits High density 96 positions Glass filled polyester UL94V-0 Low mating force Minimizes plating wear on contact surfaces High reliability contact design Contact: Phosphor bronze

pj86

Abstract: GP136 GP134 A1111P pj74 avk6 F66T18HC AP1616 C924B pj2016
Contextual Info: To be used as guide only. User responsible for reviewing critical variables. Hoffman Part Number A10086CH A10086CHFL A10086CHNF A1008CH A1008CHFL A1008CHNF A1008CHNFSS A1008CHNFSS6 A1008CHS A1008LP A1008NF A1008NFAL A1008NFSS A1008SC A10106CH A10106CHFL A1066JFGQRPWR

A7260

Abstract: pj86 pj74 diode cross reference A3020 A72XM6618FTC csd483610 A1008CHNFSS6 A1111P GP136
Contextual Info: This Cross Reference is a guide only. Products may not be exactly the same and it is user’s responsibility to verify details for acceptable subsitution. Hammond is not responsibile for cross reference errors. Panel = Part No. Hammond Part No. A10086CH A10086CHFL

SC18000

Abstract: SC18050
Contextual Info: y fV SC18050 Aria Basic Sound ROM 'V ' SIERRA SEMICONDUCTOR □ □ □ A dL ib E m ulation S o u n d B laster E m ulation 4:1 A D P C M C o m p ressio n and D eco m pression Record an d P layback □ Single 5 Volt P o w er S upply □ 28 p in Plastic D ip

Contextual Info: y""1 T J n j r L U E Ç 3 C 3 p "V £ NOVEMBER 1990 I P R E L IM IN A R Y IN F O R M A T IO N SEMICONDUCTORS SL7950 SUBSCRIBER LINE INTERFACE CIRCUIT The SL7950 is a Subscriber Line Interface C ircuit SLIC for use at the telephone exchange or PABX end of a

wj mixer

Contextual Info: Mixers: Part 1 Characteristics and Performance Author: Bert C. Henderson The m ixer is a critical com p on en t in modem RF systems. Since it is usually the first or second device from the RF input, the performance of the mixer is crucial to the overall operation of the system. Such