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Linears are great, I find the AD sheets hard to read sometimes. Microchip historically has some decent ones but it’s been a while since I’ve used their parts.
by m-ee 6y ago
Linears are great, I find the AD sheets hard to read sometimes. Microchip historically has some decent ones but it’s been a while since I’ve used their parts.
Datasheets for Japanese connectors are like a circle of hell for me. Confusing and possibly incomplete dimensions, and the drawing usually looks like it was printed, scanned, and converted to jpg several times.
- paxswill 6y agoUgh, I've been using a datasheet from Panasonic [0] recently, and it's been a trip. The original Japanese is all there, with a lackluster English translation below each paragraph. Plugging the Japanese in to Google Translate for the particularly bad sections usually helps. At least this version is clean, I ran across a few PDFs floating around for this part that looked like they had been run though the print-scan-jpeg cycle a few times. 0: https://mediap.industry.panasonic.eu/assets/custom-upload/Components/Sensors/Industrial%20Sensors/Infrared%20Array%20Sensor%20Grid-EYE/grid_eye_reference_specifications_160205.pdf https://mediap.industry.panasonic.eu/assets/custom-upload/Co...
- baybal2 6y agoEait until you see Chinese market only parts without datasheets in English, and thenselves mostly done by not so bright engineers of sales offices of Western big semis.