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24th July 2007, 09:52 PM
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help with UCC3895!
I have a few ucc3895n phase-shift Ics and i just want to try them out on a breadboard to see what range of phase-shift i can get for a project i am thinking of doing.
However, i have followed all the data available on required external components but cannot get them to work! When i turn the power on, the current consumption kicks right up and limits and the chip gets really hot! i don't understand what i am doing wrong! I would never expect this. Even with just the vcc and gnd pins connected it burns. any ideas? thanks -dave
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