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BA7751ALS

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Contextual Info: BA7755A BA7755AF Audio head switch, high volta9e The BA7755A and BA7755AF are single ICs that allow switching of voltages as high as ±65Vdc. In the normal audio circuit of a VCR, or the recording circuit of a cassette tape deck, the ac bias recording system is used to

BA7751ALS

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Contextual Info: Video ICs High-voltage audio head selection switch BA7755A / BA7755AF The standard audio circuits of video cassette recorders and the recording circuits of tape decks use AC bias recording to record the audio signal onto the tape. This bias voltage is some tens of volts, and a high-capacity bias-side

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BA7751

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Contextual Info: Video ICs High-voltage audio head selection switch BA7755A/BA7755AF The normal audio circuits of video cassette recorders and the recording circuits of tape decks use AC bias recording to record the audio signal onto the tape. This bias voltage is some tens of volts, and a high-capacity bias-sid e switch is

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Contextual Info: Vìdeo ICs High-voltage audio head selection switch BA7755A/BA7755AF The normal audio circuits of video cassette recorders and the recording circuits of tape decks use AC bias recording to record the audio signal onto the tape. This bias voltage is some tens of volts, and a high-capacity bias-side switch is

BA6248

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Contextual Info: Video ICs High-voltage audio head selection switch BA7755A/BA7755AF The normal audio circuits of video cassette recorders and the recording circuits of tape decks use AC bias recording to record the audio signal onto the tape. This bias voltage is some tens of volts, and a high -capa city b ias-sid e switch is

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Contextual Info: Video ICs High-voltage audio head selection switch BA7755A/BA7755AF The normal audio circuits of video cassette recorders and the recording circuits of tape decks use AC bias recording to record the audio signal onto the tape. This bias voltage is some tens of volts, and a high-capacity bias-side switch is