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			jventerprises
 
 
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				| Dead part on ICD-64, trying to figure out what the part is.. | 
			 
			
				 Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2010 12:59 pm     | 
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				I have a bunch (8) of ICD-64s that no longer work.  They died from static.  After poking around i have determined that the data line no longer toggles.  I have traced it to the following part on the PCBs:
 
 
8 pin SOiC, marking WH-125
 
 
does anybody know what that part actually is?  I can post a pic if you can tell me how....
 
 
thanks _________________ Jon | 
			 
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			PCM programmer
 
 
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			jventerprises
 
 
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				| thanks | 
			 
			
				 Posted: Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:16 am     | 
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				I swear I tried that!  It looks like the SSOP package.  The function 
 
sounds right though, a bus buffer.  I will replace them and let everyone 
 
know if it works. _________________ Jon | 
			 
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			wayneosdias
 
 
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				| Re: thanks | 
			 
			
				 Posted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 1:23 pm     | 
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				 	  | jventerprises wrote: | 	 		  I swear I tried that!  It looks like the SSOP package.  The function 
 
sounds right though, a bus buffer.  I will replace them and let everyone 
 
know if it works. | 	  
 
 
I've gone thru this, I used digikey p/n TC7WH125FKFCT-ND and all is well now. 
 
 
It is interesting the icd40 pgd, pcm lines seem much more robust than the icd64, but I have had failures. | 
			 
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