How are IC's Labeled?
"Eeyore" wrote in message
John Fields wrote:
Eeyore wrote:
A would be an amplifier (I haven't ever seen that btw)
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Then how would you know?
Anyway, it's not for 'amplifier, it's for 'assembly'.
Which is hardly a pcb component is it ?
Sure, it could be a smaller board.
IC is self-explanatory and is widely used in Europe
U is some weird US practice. U for what ?
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Unit.
Terrell disagrees. I have now heard explanations of Unknown, Unique
and Unit !
IC otoh is 100% unambiguous.
U is 100% unambiguous too. It means IC.
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