All cross-referenced integrated circuits are pin-to-pin, cases
and electrical characteristics compatible types and
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Type |
Function |
Reference |
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AN15525A |
CRT vertical deflection output IC |
AN15526A |
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C0AAAA000035 |
Dual 2.5W power audio amplifier with stand-by |
C0AAAA000036, LA4627 |
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C0AAAA000036 |
Dual 2.5W power audio amplifier with stand-by |
C0AAAA000035, LA4627 |
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C0ABBA000021 |
Single supply operational amplifier |
NJM2904M |
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C0BBBA000019 |
Single supply dual comparator |
NJM2903M |
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C0BBBA000032 |
Single supply dual comparator |
NJM2903V |
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C0DAZYY00028 |
PWM type switching power supply with low noise and low stand-by
power |
STR-A6059H |
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C0DAZZZ00013 |
Off-line PSU power factor controller |
MC33262P |
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C0EBB0000024 |
Voltage detector and system reset |
M51957BFP |
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C1AA00000359 |
TV deflection stage with horizontal and vertical deflection
bias distortion compensation |
TA8859AP |
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C1AA00000521 |
CRT TV/monitors vertical deflection output with bus control
support |
LA78045 |
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C1AA00000561 |
10W class-D power audio amplifier with mute and stand-by |
TDA7480 |
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C1AA00000744 |
Quadruple 100W BTL class-T power audio amplifier output stage
with mute and sleep |
TPS4100 |
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C1AB00002568 |
Dual 20W BTL class-D power audio amplifier with I2C control and
I2S interface |
STA323W |
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C1AB00002941 |
Dual 15W BTL class-D power audio amplifier with mute and
stand-by |
LV4900H |
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C1BA00000278 |
10W BTL (speaker) and 60mW SE (headphone) power audio amplifier
with separate stand-by |
C1BA00000383, LA4901 |
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C1BA00000383 |
10W BTL (speaker) and 60mW SE (headphone) power audio amplifier
with separate stand-by |
C1BA00000278, LA4901 |
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C5AA00000107 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
NTE7181, STK392-040 |
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C5HABZZ00080 |
Off-line quasi-resonant flyback switching type voltage
regulator for TV SMPS |
STR-F6676 |
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ECG1354 |
60W power audio amplifier output module |
S-60W |
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HA11724 |
VCR video recording/playback preamplifier |
KA2984, µPC1534 |
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IRAMS10UP60B |
3-phase inverter motor driver |
STK621-140B-E |
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IRIS-W6753 |
Off-line quasi-resonant flyback switching type regulator for TV
SMPS |
STR-W6753 |
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IRIS-W6756 |
Off-line quasi-resonant flyback switching type regulator for TV
SMPS |
STR-W6756 |
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KA2984 |
VCR video recording/playback preamplifier |
HA11724, µPC1534 |
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KA-40W |
30W power audio amplifier output module |
S-40W |
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LA4901 |
10W BTL (speaker) and 60mW SE (headphone) power audio amplifier
with separate stand-by |
C1BA00000278, C1BA00000383 |
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LA78045 |
CRT TV/monitors vertical deflection output with bus control
support |
C1AA00000521 |
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LV4900H |
Dual 15W BTL class-D power audio amplifier with mute and
stand-by |
C1AB00002941 |
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µPC1534 |
VCR video recording/playback preamplifier |
HA11724, KA2984 |
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NTE7179 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
NTE7180, STK392-010, STK392-020 |
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NTE7180 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
C5AA00000107, NTE7181, STK392-020, STK392-040 |
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NTE7181 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
C5AA00000107, STK392-040 |
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NTE7224 |
Quasi-resonant primary switching regulator for TV SMPS |
STR-W6735 |
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S-40W |
40W power audio amplifier output module |
ECG1354, S-60W |
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S-60W |
60W power audio amplifier output module |
ECG1354 |
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STA323W |
Dual 20W BTL class-D power audio amplifier with I2C control and
I2S interface |
C1AB00002568 |
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STK392-010 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
NTE7179, NTE7180, STK392-020 |
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STK392-020 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
C5AA00000107, NTE7180, NTE7181, STK392-040 |
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STK392-040 |
3-channel convergence correction circuit for projection TV |
C5AA00000107, NTE7181 |
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STK621-140B-E |
3-phase inverter motor driver |
IRAMS10UP60B |
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STR-A6059H |
PWM type switching power supply with low noise and low stand-by
power |
C0DAZYY00028 |
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STR-F6676 |
Off-line quasi-resonant flyback switching type voltage
regulator for TV SMPS |
C5HABZZ00080 |
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STR-W6735 |
Quasi-resonant primary switching regulator for TV SMPS |
NTE7224 |
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STR-W6753 |
Off-line quasi-resonant flyback switching type regulator for TV
SMPS |
IRIS-W6753 |
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STR-W6756 |
Off-line quasi-resonant flyback switching type regulator for TV
SMPS |
IRIS-W6756 |
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TA8859AP |
TV deflection stage with horizontal and vertical deflection
bias distortion compensation |
C1AA00000359 |
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TDA7480 |
10W class-D power audio amplifier with mute and stand-by |
C1AA00000561 |
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TPS4100 |
Quadruple 100W BTL class-T power audio amplifier output stage
with mute and sleep |
C1AA00000561 |
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While schematics are nice, you won't always have them or be able to justify the purchase for a one-of repair. Therefore, in many cases, some reverse engineering will be necessary. The time will be well spent since even if you don't see another instance of the same model in your entire lifetime, you will have learned something in the process that can be applied to other equipment problems.
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