Injector driver chips? Where?
John S Gwynne
jsg
Tue Feb 27 15:07:35 GMT 1996
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In message <9602271012.AA25333 at benjy> , you write:
| >
| > Look at national's LM1949, it is a single piece part, but is very flexible.
| > It is being tested to also see if it will work as an ignition driver. Very
| > flexible, and not to expensive.
| >
| > Sandy
| >
|
| Beware - this chip does not operate as a switch mode controller and so the
| darlington dissipates a lot of heat! It does allow for a low part count
| solution but fixes the ratio of peak to hold current to 4.
No... take another look at the 7th page of the data sheets. I
was playing with this last night.
John S Gwynne
Gwynne.1 at osu.edu
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