I have a monitor with one of these chips in it. I need some better
information than I have on it, but for once, the chip is not faulty.
It'sa a psu chip; Having the semiconductor stock remains of an obsolete tv wholesaler,
I had a tda 4601 in stock!!
Everything looks good - it has a few volts on it in various places and
is trying to do something, but I need a little data to pin down the
fault outside.
Either that, or I need a vga color monitor. This is for a 1984
gilloutine for the print industry
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With best Regards,
Declan Moriarty.
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