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26th June 2004, 05:04 AM
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Common value for decoupling is .1uF. You could solder right to the leads, but why? They can be very close if just placed on PCB, which would make for a cleaner installation in any case.
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Surface Mount Caps for DC decoupling on a SOIC device
