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Thanks - that's exactly what I was looking for!

Although, for the record, the motor has 11 connections - see my first post for that. (some go to two 4-pin surface mount components with no model number, and where they go from there, I don't know)

I'll try that as soon as I can.

ok... is there any way to test the connections on the ribbon cable to determine how to hook it up before? I thought I read something about continuity testing for the coils... I guess the main thing I need to know is whether it's bipolar or unipolar - I have some info that might help me after that. C...

Hello, I have a motor sitting in my junk drawer, which I am pretty sure is a stepper motor. (I've never actually used one, so I could be wrong, but it seems to fit the description.) The trouble is that I can't figure out what type it is, and thus how to connect it to anything. (And, yes, I'm aware i...

hey, I ordered some (free samples! of) IGBTs from ST the other day, just out of interest, but aside from the basic concept of them, I don't really know anything about them - my textbook this year had a one page section on them. Does anyone know where I can find a good beginner's reference on them? I...

If it's made by or for Poineer products, then it probably has something to do with Audio or video. Being a small DIP device without much heatsinking, I doubt it is a final amplifier but it may be an audio decoder (like dolby) of some sort in the preamp chain. it said "decoder" on the PCB ...

sorry - not intending to **Bump**... I got an e-mail from Pioneer, and they said that they "don't have datasheets for their ICs"... go figure! They sent me a page from a service manual containing it, and it's used in a laserdisc player - based on it's location, and the limited (one page) v...

sorry, I meant to include some of that...

the Motorola is a 14-DIP
and the Pioneer is a 22-DIP

The board was silkscreened with "Decoder IC" under the Pioneer chip; no idea what the other one is...

Hello, I'm looking for datasheets for a couple of ICs that I pulled out of some old boards, and I'm having no luck... The first is a Motorola L8242 - the only hit on Google that isn't spamdexed junk is a site selling lingerie with the same model number, so there's no point in looking there - I phone...