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Ken Smith
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A wish list of parts:
An op-amp with the equivelent of the 2SK170 as the input transistor would
be nice.
I'd like a low drop out regulator that can withstand 60V. 600V would be
even better.
Further on the subject of the above regulator: It would be nice if the
same part did 5V, 3.6V, 3.3 and 3.0V just by changing how you hooked up
some pins. It should also be good enough that it can be used as a
reference.
A modestly large PAL that was as easy to program as the ICT7540, had the
power drain of a 22CV10Z, had strong output drivers and allowed the
outputs to be pulled above Vcc would be handy.
While we're thinking about PALs how about one with a built in power MOSFET
or LED driver.
The next time I design in a 7 segment LED display, I want it to be
more than about 2mcd per segment.
A micro controller with a built in regulator would be handy.
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An op-amp with the equivelent of the 2SK170 as the input transistor would
be nice.
I'd like a low drop out regulator that can withstand 60V. 600V would be
even better.
Further on the subject of the above regulator: It would be nice if the
same part did 5V, 3.6V, 3.3 and 3.0V just by changing how you hooked up
some pins. It should also be good enough that it can be used as a
reference.
A modestly large PAL that was as easy to program as the ICT7540, had the
power drain of a 22CV10Z, had strong output drivers and allowed the
outputs to be pulled above Vcc would be handy.
While we're thinking about PALs how about one with a built in power MOSFET
or LED driver.
The next time I design in a 7 segment LED display, I want it to be
more than about 2mcd per segment.
A micro controller with a built in regulator would be handy.
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kensmith@rahul.net forging knowledge