Chip 2 for the monitor relay

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Posted by johnmac on 14, 2000 at 1:02 AM:

In Reply to: ARCADEOS CIRUIT ____HELP posted by johnmac on 13, 2000 at 8:17 PM:

Still verifing this one, but, according to the info on the IC page, this should be correct for the second chip (the 4510 : BCD Up/Down Counter )BCD Up/Down Counter

$0.69
Cat.#: 900-6908 RSU#: 11516937

The TC4000B/4500B series of devices operates across a wide range of power supply voltages. The power supply voltages may range from 3 to 18V. This power supply range will make these devices ideal for use in automotive electronics. The static power dissipation is 0.01microW. Furthermore, the TC4000B/4500B series operates across a wide temperature range, varying from -40 to 85 degrees C.

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: Still verifing this one, but, according to the info on the IC page, this should be correct for the second chip (the 4510 : BCD Up/Down Counter )BCD Up/Down Counter : : : $0.69 : Cat.#: 900-6908 RSU#: 11516937 : : The TC4000B/4500B series of devices operates across a wide range of power supply voltages. The power supply voltages may range from 3 to 18V. This power supply range will make these devices ideal for use in automotive electronics. The static power dissipation is 0.01microW. Furthermore, the TC4000B/4500B series operates across a wide temperature range, varying from -40 to 85 degrees C.

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