RE: Chip ID

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In Reply to: RE: Chip ID posted by Tweekeng on January 28, 2009 at 20:59:09:

It's a Russian Bridge Rectifier. The two middle pins on each side are AC IN and the top and bottom pin sets are + and -. Pretty weird but true. Here's the pinout.... As I work for a multi-national Telecom company a friend in Ukraine helped me out. This chip is in the small PC board on the Otto-1 Tube Matching Tester for any Otto-1 owners. The schematic for the Otto-1 is not readily available.

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Topic - Chip ID - shermanr@prw.net 10:43:11 01/21/09 (5)

RE: Chip ID - Tweekeng 20:59:09 01/28/09 (4)

RE: Chip ID - shermanr@prw.net 04:55:14 02/04/09 (2)

And notice the metric pin spacing ! - clifff 11:55:34 02/08/09 (1)

RE: And notice the metric pin spacing ! - shermanr@prw.net 15:13:56 02/10/09 (0)

RE: Chip ID - shermanr@prw.net 08:46:33 02/02/09 (0)

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RE: Chip ID - shermanr@prw.net 04:55:14 02/04/09 (2)

And notice the metric pin spacing ! - clifff 11:55:34 02/08/09 (1)

RE: And notice the metric pin spacing ! - shermanr@prw.net 15:13:56 02/10/09 (0)

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