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Clarion

(Malaysia)

Sdn.

Bhd.

e

Pnase

3.

Free

Trade

Zone

One.

11900

Bayan

Lepas.

Penang,

Malaysia

Published

by

Clarion

(Malaysia)

Tet

(60)

4-6439-106.

Fax

.60)

4-6439-108

298-5904-00

MAY,

2001P

Clarion

Co.

Ltd.

Printed

In

Malaysia

Export

Division

:

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Shibuya

2

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chome.

Snibuyaku.

Tokyo,

150-8335

Japan

Tel

03-3400-1121

Service

Manual

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LW/MW/FM

Cassette

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PU-1

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EU-1

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SPECIFICATIONS

MNOTE

Radio

section

Model:

PU-1680A

Tuning

system:

Receiving

range:

Model:

PU-1681A

Tuning

system:

Receiving

range:

Tape

section

Reproducting

system:

Wow

and

flutter:

Separation:

Crosstalk:

S/N

ratio:

FF/REW

time:

General

Power

Supply

voltage:

Current

Consumption:

Speaker

impedance:

Dimensions

(mm):

Weight:

1.

We

cannot

supply

PWB

with

component

parts

in

principle.

When

a

circuit

on

PWB

has

failure,

please

ir

i ;

ich

are

PLL

frequency

synthesizer

system

ve

it

irate

parts

base

Bal

which

no

FM

87.7

to

107.9MHz

(0.2

MHz

steps)

not

mentioned

in

service

manual

are

lied.

AM

530

to

1710kHz

(10

kHz

steps)

Sueplled

PLL

synthesizer

tuner

FM

87.5

to

108MHz

(0.1

MHz

steps

for

seek)

(0.05

MHz

steps

for

manual

tuning)

is

COMPONENTS

LW

153

to

279

kHz

(3

kHz

steps)

MW

531

to

1,602

kHz

(9kHz

steps)

PU1680A/PU1681

A/EU1181A

Main

unit

—_—______

1

4

track,

2

channel

stereo

cassette

Mounting

bracket

300-7742-20

1

Less

than

0.25%

(W.R.M.S)

More

than

35qdB

Part’s

bag

eee

te

More

than

40dB

Removal

key

331-2479-20

2

More

than

45dB

Poly

Bag

253-0380-50

1

Less

than

120sec.

(c-60)

DC

13.5V

(10.8

to

15.6V

allowable)

Negative

ground

Less

than

10A

4Q

178

(W)

x

100

(H)

x

152

(M)mm

1.5kg

€

Specification

and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

for

further

improvement.

Se

a

Fs

Be

ee

PUT680

=e

PU1681/EU11

51

@

To

engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspection

of

our

products.

Before

repair

or

inspection,make

sure

to

follow

the

instructions

so

that

customers

and

Engineers

in

charge

of

repair

or

inspection

can

avoid

suffering

any

risk

or

injury.

1.

Use

specified

parts.

The

system

uses

parts

with

special

safety

features

against

fire

and

voltage.

Use

only

parts

with

equivalent

characteristics

when

replacing

them.

The

use

of

unspecified

parts

shall

be

regarded

as

re-

modeling

for

which

we

shall

not

be

liable.The

onus

of

product

liability

(PL)

shall

not

be

our

responsibility

in

cases

where

an

accident

or

failure

is

as

a

result

of

un-

specified

parts

being

used.

2.

Place

the

parts

and

wiring

back

in

their

original

positions

after

replacement

or

re-wiring.

For

proper

circuit

construction,

use

of

insulation

tubes,

bonding,

gaps

to

PWB,

etc,

is

involved.

The

wiring

con-

nection

and

routing

to

the

PWB

are

specially

planned

using

clamps

to

keep

away

from

heated

and

high

volt-

age

parts.

Ensure

that

they

are

placed

back

in

their

original

positions

after

repair

or

inspection.

lf

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

dur-

ing

repair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

re-

pairing

company.

3.

Check

for

safety

after

repair.

Check

that

the

screws,

parts

and

wires

are

put

back

securely

in

their

original

position

after

repair.

Ensure

for

safety

reasons

there

is

no

possibility

of

secondary

problems

around

the

repaired

spots.

If

extended

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

re-

pair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

4.

Caution

in

removal

and

making

wiring

connection

to

the

parts

for

the

automobile.

Disconnect

the

battery

terminal

after

turning

the

ignition

key

off.

If

wrong

wiring

connections

are

made

with

the

battery

connected,

a

short

circuit

and/or

fire

may

occur.

if

extensive

damage

is

caused

due

to

negligence

of

re-

pair,

the

legal

responsibility

shall

be

with

the

repairing

company.

5.

Cautions

regarding

chips.

Do

not

reuse

removed

chips

even

when

no

abnormality

is

observed

in

their

appearance.

Always

replace

them

with

new

ones.

(The

chip

parts

include

resistors,

ca-

pacitors,

diodes,

transistors,

etc).

The

negative

pole

of

tantalum

capacitors

is

highly

susceptible

to

heat,

so

use

special

care

when

replacing

them

and

check

the

op-

eration

afterwards.

6.

Cautions

in

handling

flexible

PWB.

Before

working

with

a

soldering

iron,

make

sure

that

the

iron

tip

temperature

is

around

270°C.

Take

care

not

to

apply

the

iron

tip

repeatedly

(more

than

three

times)

to

the

Same

Patterns.

Also

take

care

not

to

apply

the

tip

with

force.

7.

Turn

the

unit

OFF

during

disassembly

and

parts

replace-

ment.

Recheck

all

work

before

you

apply

power

to

the

unit.

PU168G7

PU168

1151

mM

ADJUSTMENT

Item

Procedure

instrument

FM-S-meter

|

1.

Press

the

RDS

button

and

[

SSG

M6

button

to

RDS

test

mode.|

Millivoltmeter

2.

Input

at

98.1MHz/30dBu

(1KHz,30%

Mod.)

signal.

3.

Adjust

VR

on

top

of

tuner

pack

so

that

an

output

level

at

the

TP

(S-Meter)

on

main

PWB

is

3.0+0.1V.

Top

side

of

main

unit

~

BMW

5,

ctarion

12V

:-

GROUND

AM

§30-

1710k

Hz

FM

87.7

-

107.

9MHz

OF

THE

FCC

RUL.

OQ

CONDITIONS

31

RECEIVED

360

OPERAT:

|

BMW

NO:

6512-7

652

667

=

™~,

2

BMW

by

Clarion

12V

=

GROUND

Ce

LW

153-

279k

Hz

MW

531

-

1602k

Hz

FM(UKW]

=

87.5-

108MHz

Buttom

View

of

Main

Unit

BMW

NO:

6512-7

652

666

;

i

7

/

anette

M

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VIEW

«

PART

LIST

Main

Section

PU1680/

PU1681/EU1#51

2

o

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

ae

370-5863-00

4

ESCUTCHEON

039-1628-00

MAIN

PWB

716-1494-00

MACHINE

SCREW

286-9477-01

SETPLATE

382-5696-00

BUTTON

(AUDIO

DOWN)

286-9478-00

SETPLATE

if

382-5692-00

BUTTON

(AUDIO)

305-0289-00

|

LOWER

CASE

382-5695-00

BUTTON

(AUDIO

UP)

305-0291-00

SIDE

PLATE

(RIGHT)

380-5469-00

KNOB

80-2080-C1

TUNER

|

BUTTON

(RADIO/TAPE)

O}DMDINIO;]ON!]Alol]nr

382-5694-00

(

076-0540-18

PLUG

382-5693-00

BUTTON

(TA/RDS)

092-0612-11

ANTENNA

[

382-5689-00

BUTTON

(5/6)

331-2574-00

IC

HOLDER

10

[

382-5688-00

i

BUTTON

(3/4)

051-2014-00

POWER

IC

14

382-5687-00

BUTTON

(1/2)

331-2577-00

ISO

HOLDER

12

i

382-5690-00

331-2009-00

SHIELD

CASE

(

|

BUTTON

(MAN-SEEK)

(

013-6002-50

039-1629-00

28

714-3006-41

PUTI6SO

PU1681/EU

4151

SWITCH

SW

PWB

WAVE

SCREW

OUTLET

SOCKET

(

DUSTPROOF

COVER

PWB)

13

I

382-5691-00

il

BUTTON

(MAN)

074-1265-00

OUTLET

SOCKET

14

|

345-8397-00

SPONGE

060-0057-56

AUTO

FUSE

15

|

335-6235-00

ILLUMI

PLATE

313-1791-00

HEAT

SINK

|

345-3814-85

LAMP

CAP

714-2610-81

MACHINE

SCREW

017-0410-00

|

PLOT

LAMP

074-1264-00

OUTLET

SOCKET

016-0010-12

VARIABLE-R

305-0290-00

SIDE

PLATE

(LEFT)

714-2606-81

304-0464-00

|

6

||

48

|

382-1082-02

fea

|

382-1292-00

382-1291-00

SPRING

714-3004-81

TAP

TIGHT

FRONT

PLATE

SPRING

331-2813-00

eae

930-0650-81

039-1630-00

MACHINE

SCREW

MACHINE

SCREW

UPPER

CASE

BUTTON

(PRO)

BUTTON

(REW)

BUTTON

(FF)

MACHINE

SCREW

MECH.

-HOLDER

TAPE

MECH.

ISO

PWB

M

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VIEW

«

PARTS

LIST

Display

Box

EU-1151A

z

eo)

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

,

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

353-0518-00

SHADE

017-0410-00

PILOT

LAMP

335-6232-00

UPPER

COVER

039-1631-00

|

PWB

=

345-8396-00

RUBBER

PART

051-6022-00

LCD

DRIVER

331-2593-00

LCD

HOLDER

335-6233-00

REAR

CASE

335-5994-00

SHEILD

SHEET

335-6234-00

LEAD

CLAMP

379-1155-40

LCD

854-8616-60

EXT.

LEAD

335-5912-01

FILTER

716-0778-00

SPECIAL

SCREW

335-5910-00

ILLUMI

PLATE

346-0131-00

LEATHER

SHEET

335-5909-01

LCD

HOLDER

286-9479-00

SETPLATE

345-3814-85

|

LAMP

CAP

291-0091-00

STICKER

O;OlINI|DM;i

al]

aA;Twlp

—_

(o)

-5-

PU1680/

PU1681/EU14#51

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gc

ee

aes

peneneeeaimmenenenmnne

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VIEW

«

PARTS

LIST

Tape

mechanism

section

930-0650-81

Drive

unit

section

"

580

PUI681/EU

44514

NO.

|

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

PART

NO.

DESCRIPTION

1

|

960-3834-04

DECK-P-ASSY

R

631-0552-03

PACK

STOPPER

1

2

960-3837-04

SHIFT-P-ASSY

632-1886-02

LOCK

PIN

1

3

960-3839-03

PLUNGER-L-ASSY

716-0816-00

|

STEEL

SCREW

1

4

|

960-3950-02

PACK

GUIDE-ASSY

714-2308-81

|

MACHINE

SCREW

|

_1

5

|

960-4205-04

BOTTOM

SUB-A-C

714-2604-81

|

|

MACHINE

SCREW

2

6

960-4230-00

ROLLER-ASSY-F

714-2606-11

MACHINE

SCREW

|

1

7___

|

960-4231-00

|

ROLLER-ASSY-R

716-0790-02

|

PWB

SCREW

1

8

|

960-3924-13

|

FRAME

SUB-A-RS

716-0715-15

|

STEEL

SCREW

2

9

960-4222-00

HEAD-P-ASSY

R

716-0717-10

SPECIAL

SCREW

3

10

|

960-3881-05

CH

PLATE-ASSY

716-0718-21

SPECIAL

SCREW

2

11

|

020-0383-00

|

DC-MOTOR

743-1500-10

|

E-LING

3

12__|_001-0330-00

|

D1

ODE

743-2000-10

|

E-LING

2

13

|

011-0307-50

HEAD

746-0624-00

|

SPECIAL

WASHER

|

__3

14

|

013-2690-02

SWITCH

746-0761-00

SPECIAL

WASHER

4

15

|

013-3807-00

SWITCH

750-2361-01

|

SPRING

1

16

|

013-3808-00

|

SWITCH

750-2929-00

ROLLER

SPEING

F

1

17

|

630-1479-02

CORE

750-2928-00

ROLLER

SPEING

R

1

18

|

099-8019-01

PWB

750-2537-02

OVER-P-SPRING

|

4

19

|

602-0103-10

BELT

750-2538-01

POWER-P-SPRING

1

20

|

610-0226-01

ROLLER

750-2539-01

SHIFT-P-SPRING

|

21__|

610-0293-01

|

POWER

ROLLER

750-2541-02

PROGRAM

SPRING

|

1

22

|

610-0294-01

[|

HEAD-P-G-ROLLER

750-2545-00

FF

GEAR

SPRING

2

[23

[eit-0077-01

|

_‘

FLYWHEEL

24

613-0095-01

FF

IDLER

GEAR

2

750-2555-02

OFF

ARM

SPRING

613-0314-00

GEAR

A

750-2568-00

|

LOCK

SPRING

1

750-2569-03

|

___

EJECT

ROD

AS

i

27

|

600-1992-08

SWING

ARW

|

[se

29

|

630-1956-02

ADJUST

LINK

1

630-2028-00

SHIELD

CASE

30

|

630-1962-02

HEAD

SPRING

960-3392-02

COIL-ASSY

31

604-0035-01

TENTION

PULLEY

32

631-0545-01

EJECT

ROLLER

PUT1680

PU1681/EU1#

51

M@

EXPLANATION

OF

IC

M

uPD784215

Radio,

Tape

Controller

Outward

Form

100

pins,

plastic

QFP

Terminal

Description

052-3917-00

Function

Pin

No

|

Symbol

Function

Symbol

Ground

Not

in

use

{

Not

in

use

Reset

signal

input.

“L”=Reset

Not

in

use

=

17

N.C

19

|

Ki-0

20

|

B/U-DET

18

RDS-CLK

RDS

clock

pulse

input

Not

in

use

Key

scan

signal

input.

Ref.

Table

1

Backup

intterrupt

signa!

input.

“H’=Backup

ON

ACC

power

supply

ON

signal

input.

“L°=ACC

ON

PACK-IN

|

|

Cassette

pack

insertion

detection

terminal.

“L”=Tape

in

23

{AVDD

—

|

Positive

supply

voltage

24

y

AVREFO

—

|

Reference

vottage

input

for

AD

converter

25

NOISE-IN1

Input

terminal

of

A/D

converter

to

detect

the

noise

of

FM

26

|

NOISE-IN2

Not

in

use

27

=|

S-M

1

|

Input

terminal

of

internal

A/D

converter

to

detect

the

voltage

of

|

FM

S

meter

28

N.C

|

!

|

Not

in

use

29

PLL-DI

|_|

PLL

serial

data

input

30

REMCON-1

Input

terminal

of

internal

A/D

converter

to

detect

the

remote

control

switch

t

31

REMCON-2

Input

terminal

of

internal

A/D

converter

to

detect

the

remote

[control

switch

Input

terminal

of

A/D

converter

to

detect

the

voltage

of

Backup

line

=i

Ground

Input

terminal

for

Intercom

interruption.

“H’=Interrupt

ON

PUT68G

PU1681/EU

4454

Not

in

use

1

LCD-DO

O

|

Serial

data

output

Display

IC

AVREF

—

|

Connect

to

VDD

2

LCD-CLK

O

|

Clock

pulse

output

to

Display

IC

PLL-DO

c@)

|

Serial

data

output

to

PLL

IC

3

LCD-CE

ie)

Chip

enable

signal

output

to

PLL-CLK

|

O

|

Clock

pulse

output

to

PLL

IC

|

|

Display

IC

N.C

©

[Not

in

use

4

RDS

DATA

|_|

RDS

serial

data

input

PLL-CE

lo

Chip

enable

signal

output

to

PLL

IC

5

NOISECLEAR

|

O

il

Noise

clear

signal

output

SOFT-MUTE

O

|

Output

terminal

for

swithing

FM

6

RDS

MUTE

O

|

“H”

RDS

mute

ON

SOFT

MUTE

constant

7

|

FM-SD

[1

[“H°=FM

station

detected

A-MUTE

oO

|

Mute

signal

output

to

Audio

8

AM-SD

|

|

“H"=AM

staion

detected

power

amplifier

IC.

“L”=Mute

ON

9

VDD

|

—

|

Positive

supply

voltage

L-MUTE

O

{Mute

signal

output

to

line-out.

10

X2

—

|

Crystal

connection

(12MHz)

“L"=mute

ON

11

x1

|

“T

Crystal

connection

(12MHz)

NC

1

|

1

Not

in

use

Clock

pulse

output

to

electrical

volume

1C

4

Sera!

data

output

to

electrical

volumelC

Chip

enable

output

to

electrical

volumelC

Mute

signal

output

to

electrical

volumelC

5V

power

supply

circuit

conrol

signal

output.

“L"=ON

14V

power

supply

control

signal

Output.

“H"=ON

“H"=Reverse.

“L”=Forward

Not

in

use

“H"=Main

motor

ON

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

+

Not

in

use

INot

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

T

.

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Area

setting

input.

Ref

.

Table

2

Area

setting

input.

Ref

.

Table

2

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

{Not

in

use

|

Not

in

use

4

[Ground

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Not

in

use

Table

1.

Key

Matrix

Table

PIN

NO

KO

1

(PIN95)

|

KO

2(PINQ6)

Ki

1

(PIN88)

AUDIO

Kl

2

(PIN89)

|

A-DOWN

RADIO

Table

2.

Area

setting

Table

AREA

B

(PIN64)

AREA

A

(PIN65)

KO

3

(PIN97)

M1

KI

3

(PIN9O)

A-UP

|

ros

|e

CSY

Kiapnety|

TA

|

H

L

H

KO

4

(PIN98)

M2

Pin

No}

Symbol

Function

Pin

No

|Symbol

1/O

|

Function

Not

in

use

KI-4

|

|

[key

scan

signal

input.

Ref.

Table

1

|

|

Not

in

use

VOL-A

|

|

;Volume

contro!

pulse

input

from

VDD

[=

|

Positive

supply

voltage

|

|Volume

switch

N.C

|

|

Not

in

use

VOL-B

|

[Volume

contro!

pulse

input

from

83

NC

[_1

|

Not

in

use

|

[Volume

switch

84

INC

|

|

Not

in

use

TEST/VPP

iia

|Connect

to

Ground

I

|

Not

in

use

KO-1

|

O.

|Key

scan

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

1

86

N.C

|

{

|

Not

in

use

KO-2

|

O

|

Key

scan

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

1

87

|

N.C

|

|

{Not

in

use

KO-3

|

oO

[Key

scan

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

1

88

|

KI-1

|_|

Key

scan

signal

input.

Ref.

Table

1

KO-4

O

|

Key

scan

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

1

|

I

|

Key

scan

signal

input.

Ref.

Table

1

|

O_|Key

scan

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

1

|_|

Key

scan

signal

input.

Ref.

Table

1

O_|

Key

scan

signal

output.

Ref.

Table

1

KO

6

(PIN100)

lee

aaa

ear

Saas

MAN

M4

T-DOWN

T-UP

PUT680

PU1681/EU1191

M

ELECTRICAL

PARTS

LIST

Main

PWB

Section

(B1)

REF

No.|

PART

No.

DESCRIPTION

Note:

Several

different

parts

of

the

same

One

of

those

parts

is

used

in

the

set.

.|

PART

No.

DESCRIPTION

.|

PART

No.

reference

number

are

alternative

parts.

DESCRIPTION

_

166-1801-00

166-101

1-00

168-1032-05

168-4732-78

168-4732-78

183-1053-63

168-1042-05

168-1022-05

168-6822-05

168-1832-05

168-1832-05

168-1522-05

168-3332-78

168-2232-05

168-1032-05

168-1032-05

168-2232-05

168-2232-05

168-3322-05

183-2253-63

168-3312-05

168-5612-05

166-4701-00

166-8201

-00

168-1041-05

183-4763-13

168-1032-05

168-8222-05

168-1222-05

168-1042-05

183-1053-63

166-1011-00

166-1011-00

166-1011-00

166-1011-00

183-4763-13

166-1501-00

166-1801-00

168-5632-78

168-8232-78

168-5632-78

168-4732-78

168-1032-05

168-1032-05

166-1011-00

168-1022-05

168-1022-05

168-1022-05

183-3363-23

168-4732-78

168.4732-78

166-6811-00

183-1053-63

183-1053-63

bU1686

PU1681/EU1

454

18pF

100pF

0.011

pF

0.047uF

0.047

UF

50V1pF

0.1pF

1000pF

6800pF

0.018yF

0.018yF

1500pF

0.033pF

0.022uF

0.01

uF

0.01

uF

0.022uF

0.022uF

3300pF

50V2.2uF

330pF

560pF

47pF

82pF

0.1pF

6.3V47uF

0.01

pF

8200pF

1200pF

0.1pF

50V1uF

100pF

100pF

100pF

100pF

6.3V47yUF

15pF

18pF

0.056yF

0.082uF

0.056yuF

0.047uF

0.01pF

0.01pF

100pF

1000pF

1000pF

1000pF

10V33pF

0.047pF

0.047

pF

680pF

50V1pF

50V1pF

166-6811-00

183-1063-33

183-1063-33

183-1063-33

183-1063-33

183-1056-63

183-1056-33

168-3332-78

168-3332-78

168-3312-05

168-1032-05

168-1032-05

168-3312-05

183-1063-33

183-1063-33

168-1042-05

183-1043-63

183-1043-63

183-1043-63

183-1043-63

183-1053-63

183-1053-63

168-1032-05

183-2253-63

183-2253-63

183-4763-33

168-1022-05

168-1022-05

168-1022-05

168-1022-05

178-4742-78

172-1041-11

184-3383-32

183-2263-13

168-1042-05

178-2242-78

168-1032-05

183-1073-13

168-1032-05

168-3922-05

183-1073-23

183-2273-23

168-1032-05

042-0171-00

172-1031-11

183-4753-53

184-4763-53

168-1032-05

168-1042-05

168-1042-05

183-1073-13

168-2732-05

168-2732-05

183-4763-33

680pF

16V10uUF

16V10pF

16V10uF

16V10pF

50V1uF

50V1uF

0.033pF

0.033pF

330pF

0.01

pF

0.01

pF

330pF

16V10pF

16V10uF

0.1yF

50V0.1uUF

50V0.1pF

50V0.1pF

50V0.1pF

50V1uF

50V1pF

0.01

uF

50V2.2uF

50V2.2uF

16V47uF

1000pF

1000pF

1000pF

1000pF

0.47uF

0.1pF

16V3300pF

6.3V22uF

0.1

uF

0.22uF

0.01pF

6.3V100UF

0.01pF

3900pF

10V100uF

10V220uF

0.01

uF

16V-47UF-TAN

0.01pF

35V4.7pF

35V47pF

0.01

pF

0.1pF

0.1pF

6.3V100uF

0.027pF

0.027

pF

16V47uF

-10-

9UODUVU0OFC09V0CTVTTO

DOT

OC

8

183-1073-13

183-4743-63

183-4743-63

168-1022-05

168-1022-05

168-6832-78

183-2263-13

168-6832-78

183-1073-13

166-1501-00

166-1501-00

178-2242-78

168-1032-05

166-1011-00

168-1532-05

168-1042-05

178-2242-78

168-1022-05

168-2212-05

168-1022-05

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

050-0140-54

001-0330-00

001-0330-00

001-0330-00

001-0330-00

001-0330-00

001-0376-46

001-0421-31

001-0330-00

001-0376-47

001-0330-00

001-0466-00

001-0466-00

001-0516-00

001-0516-00

001-0516-00

6.3V100uUF

50V0.47uF

50V0.47pF

1000pF

1000pF

0.068pF

6.3V22uF

0.068uF

6.3V100uUF

15pF

15pF

0.22uF

0.01pF

100pF

0.015uF

0.1

pF

0.22uF

1000pF

220pF

1000pF

1KOQx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

tKOx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

1KOx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

TKOx4

1KQx4

1KOx4

1KOx4

1KQx4

1KQx4

18S119

1SS119

1$S119

188119

1SS119

MTZJ9.1A

MTZJ18

1SS119

MTZJ9.1B

188119

$5688B

$5688B

MA111

MA111

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