The LA70011 and LA70011M are recording/playback amplifiers for VHS VCR video signals. When used in combination with the LA71000M and LA71500M Series of video signal processing ICs, they permit Y/C recording without current adjustment. Features include: connecting the playback amplifier input directly to the head reduces the number of external elements required; the recording amplifiers use a fixed-current drive configuration that yields stable recording characteristics even under changing loads, and they include built-in automatic gain control circuits; using the same dimensions and pin assignments as the LA70001 and LA70001M permits the use of the same circuit boards. The LA70011 can also be mounted at the right end of an LA70020 socket.

M35046-XXXSP/FP is a character pattern display control IC produced by Mitsubishi, which uses a silicon gate CMOS process and is housed in a 20-pin shrink DIP (M35046-XXXSP) or a 20-pin shrink SOP package (M35046- XXXFP). This chip can be used for liquid crystal displays and plasma displays for display control, supporting 288 characters of display, a character dot matrix of 12×18, and supporting 4 kinds of character sizes, 1000 horizontal display positions and 1023 vertical display positions, supporting 8 kinds of color output.

The 7477/7478 is a single-chip 8-bit CMOS microcomputer with simple instructions, ROM, RAM, and I/O addresses all located in the same memory map for easy programming. In addition, embedded PROM type microcomputers with built-in electrically writable PROM and additional functions equivalent to the mask ROM version are also available. The 7477/7478 group products are shown below. The 7477 and the 7478 differ only in the number of I/O ports, package outline, and clock generating circuit.

M5M467405/465405DJ,DTP, M5M467805/465805DJ,DTP, M5M465165DJ,DTP are three dynamic RAMs, which are fabricated with the high performance CMOS process, and are suitable for large-scale computer main memory units, microcomputer memories and CRT refresh memories.

The M5M51008BFP, VP, RV, KV, KR are a 1048576-bit CMOS static RAM organized as 131072 word by 8-bit which are fabricated using high-performance triple polysilicon CMOS technology. They are low standby current and low operation current and ideal for the battery back-up application.

This document is the owner's manual for an electric acoustic guitar, including precautions before use and battery replacement instructions. The electric acoustic guitar features a new pickup and electronics system designed to capture and deliver a real acoustic sound, similar to that recorded with a microphone. Please read this manual carefully to make the most of the guitar's advanced features and performance.

This document provides information on battery replacement, power control, and precautions for using a Yamaha electric-acoustic guitar.

SYSTEM-47 and SYSTEM-50 are electric acoustic guitars. SYSTEM-47 is a steel string guitar, while SYSTEM-50 is a nylon string guitar. Both guitars feature bar sensors for the pickups and GAIN and TONE control knobs for the preamp. The output jack is a standard 1/4-inch phone jack.

Yamaha electric guitar instruction manual, including battery replacement and tuner usage

This document describes the features and characteristics of a Yamaha electric-acoustic guitar. It covers topics such as the use of appropriate connection cables, setting the volume control, the function of the battery check indicator, how to use the built-in preamplifier, and battery replacement and maintenance.

This manual introduces the use and maintenance of Yamaha electric-acoustic guitar.

This is a Yamaha electric acoustic guitar owner's manual.

This is an electric guitar manual

This is the manual of a SANYO product with model number 5HP02M, which features low voltage and low resistance and can be used for ultrahigh-speed switching.

This document provides information about the supplier 2DI75D-050A. The supplier is Collmer Semiconductor, Inc., based in Dallas, Texas. Contact information includes phone number 972-233-1589, fax number 972-233-0481, and website http://www.collmer.com.