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TA1284FN - UHF / VHF Tuner IC

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  • l Supply voltage : 5V l Built-in mixer / oscillator for VHF and CATV bands l Built-in mixer / oscillator for UHF band l Oscillator circuits is low phase noise. l Built-in IF amplifier l Low power dissipation. Note: Weight: 0.07g (Typ. ) These devices are easily damaged by high static voltage or electric fields. In this regard, please handle with care. 000707EBA1.

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Part number TA1284FN
Manufacturer Toshiba
File Size 172.05 KB
Description UHF / VHF Tuner IC
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TA1284FN TENTATIVE TOSHIBA BIPOLAR LINEAR INTEGRATED CIRCUIT SILICON MONOLITHIC TA1284FN UHF / VHF TUNER IC (Low Phase Noise Oscillator) The TA1284FN is TV tuner IC which integrate mixer / oscillator for VHF and CATV bands, mixer / oscillator for UHF band, and IF amplifier on a single chip. Supply voltage of 5 V helps lower power dissipation from the set. Compact 16-pin SSOP makes the tuner more compact. FEATURES l Supply voltage : 5V l Built-in mixer / oscillator for VHF and CATV bands l Built-in mixer / oscillator for UHF band l Oscillator circuits is low phase noise. l Built-in IF amplifier l Low power dissipation. Note: Weight: 0.07g (Typ.) These devices are easily damaged by high static voltage or electric fields. In this regard, please handle with care.
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