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13th February 2006, 02:56 PM
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It is not much of an idea to parallel LM1875.
This is why you will not find any stuff about this. To get more current output it is better to buy an LM3875. If you need even more current and power, buy LM3886. 
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LM1875 in parallel,how to?
