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Roy J. Tellason wrote in a message to MIKE ROSS:
MR> "Roy J. Tellason" bravely wrote to "all" (12
Jan 04 20:17:13) ---
MR> on the heady topic of "bag of chips"
RJT> I just noticed, after cleaning a bunch of stuff off my desk, that
RJT> the chips are still in the bag here, I thought I'd put them in with
RJT> my other parts.
RJT> Included in that bag are also a couple of red LEDs, and some other
RJT> bits including:
RJT> 2 1N4001 rectifiers
RJT> 2 small-signal diodes (marked, but I can't make it out even with my
RJT> stronger magnifying glass) 2 1N4733 5v/1w zener diodes
RJT> 1 CA747 (dual op amp?) chip
RJT> 1 LM3900 (quad comparator?) chip
RJT> 1 NE565 PLL chip
RJT> 3 741 op amp chips
RJT> 2 LM310 buffer chips
RJT> 1 555 timer chip
RJT> 1 311 op amp chip
RJT> 1 LF356 FET-input op amp chip
RJT> I wonder what they had in mind when they put this together?
MR> Shouldn't you be asking someone like MacGyver...? ;-)
MR> Man, there seems like a million things one could make out of that
MR> list!
RJT> Sure. But why two zeners, and at that voltage? Why two LEDs?
RJT> Not more, or less... And why that 565 chip?
RJT> Maybe it was just an "assortment" but that 565 speaks toward some
RJT> specific project or purpose or something.
RJT> What would *you* make with these parts?
Actually, you've got hold of an alien test designed to test human ingenuity. :-))
Everett
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