On Sat, 3 Aug 2002 23:18, you wrote:
> I'll venture in here in lieu of any other responses ATTM ...
>
> Have you looked at products offered by ST microelectronics
> and could you see something similar offered?
>
> Sometimes 'house numbers' are used on devices purchased
> by companies BUT they are in reality simply standard
> products with the purchaser's part number stamped
> on it.
>
> Best I can do ...
>
> RF Jim

In these situations I just look for chips that do this sort of function, then
at the chip pinouts, you can usually work out gnd and V+, this can help
narrow it down further, and then look at app notes for the ones left, most
designs I have found usually relate back to app notes :o)

Regards,

Kat.

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