| ??? 02/20/07 20:28 Read: times |
#133360 - voltage question and datasheet errata Responding to: ???'s previous message |
According to the errata for the datasheet, found here:
http://www.sprow.co.uk/bbc/hardw...tm#tms6100 The limits of Vdd should be -9.3 (min) -9 (nom) -9.7 (max). So that positive 9.7 in the datasheet is indeed a misprint, if that's what you were referring to. Is there some more subtle reason, other than convention, that in this sheet Vdd is -9v and Vss is 0v instead of saying Vdd is 0v and Vss is 9v? Is there a reason not to power it with a standard 9v battery hooked up with the positive terminal to Vss and the negative terminal to Vdd? -Sam |
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