cud sm1 tel me wht is short circuit and chip means..?
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short circuit\nn.\n\n    A low-resistance connection established by accident or intention between two points in an electric circuit. The current tends to flow through the area of low resistance, bypassing the rest of the circuit.\n\nchip\n#\n\n   1. Electronics. A minute slice of a semiconducting material, such as silicon or germanium, doped and otherwise processed to have specified electrical characteristics, especially before it is developed into an electronic component or integrated circuit. Also called microchip.\n   2. An integrated circuit.
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which port does it control? sometime you can buy pcmcia cards to do some functions. you wont find an individual chip whithout full numbers. and good luck soldering. MIKE
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Chip 1 ??, chip 2 is 4mb. They both are old, so even if you wanted to use them, they most likely (99.999% sure) wont work in a modern computer.
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ESD is Electro-Static Discharge. Since I/O's on chips are the only thing electrically connected to the external world, ESD events would affect them the most. This can happen during packaging (putting the die in the package) or when attaching the package to the board. To protect against ESD overloading and damaging the I/O's, the pads are designed with diodes in them "pointing" from ground to the signal wire. Normally no current flows through the diodes, but when a high ESD voltage is introduced, then current flows through the diode to ground, protecting the sensitive circuit.
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Minimum short circuit level is the min. amt. of current that can flow through the weakest link in the circuit and cause a MCB tripover.
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Computer Works On DC power.SMPS means Swithch Mode Power Supply.\nvist(4 more details on RAM motherboard & Processor);\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Switched-mode_power_supply\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAM\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motherboard\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_processing_unit\nhttp://www.hills2.u-net.com/electron/smps.htm
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you will have an input on the ic itself.  when power is applied to either the input side-plus or negative side of the IC it will generate your output. An IC is the same as circuit put together in a smaller containment. Depending on the pin numbers of each IC each pin will determine what you must put into it the get what you want.
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chips in common stand for memory chips. but a chip can also be a CPU, a Northbridge, a Southbridge, a USB-, Firewire- or RAID-Controller.
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Sick of You by Short Circuit?
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That chip is a "high speed 4 bit adder with fast carry."\n\n C4 is the carry bit , which means the two 4-bit operands resulted in a carry to a 5th bit, for use by drivers that need to continue adding more than 4 bits.  (carry the ON on C4 into the next 3 bits, for example).\n\nFrom the spec:\nThe LS83A adds two 4-bit binary words (A plus B) plus the incoming carry. The binary sum appears on the sum outputs (R1–R4) and outgoing carry (C4) outputs.\n\nC0 + (A1+B1)+2(A2+B2)+4(A3+B3)+8(A4+B4) = R1+2R2+4R3+8R4+16C4\n\nWhere: (+) = plus\n\nDue to the symmetry of the binary add function the LS83A can be used with either all inputs and outputs active HIGH (positive\nlogic) or with all inputs and outputs active LOW (negative logic). Note that with active HIGH Inputs, Carry Input can not be left open, but must be held LOW when no carry in is intended.
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Your question is very vague.\n\nGive more description as what you want. or contacta  hardware engineer.
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The answer is somewhere here\n\nhttp://www.chips-tv.com/Guide/
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What do you get if you take the 'C' off Chips?\n\nHips!
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Small board/chip that inverts power (DC to AC) to the LCD screen.  If it stops working, your screen goes black.  Depending on your skill & confidence level, not too expensive to replace.  Check out www.laptopking.com for parts.
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Probably nothing but a die shrink. The "A" is the newer one, and the non "A" is going to be obsolete. You should be able to use the same programmer. For more info go to www.microchip.com
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A computer chip is effectively a collection of electrical logic circuits tied to a clock signal. What this means is that there is a set of binary inputs, and every time a clock signal 'ticks', the chip reads those inputs and computes an output (also in binary form).\n\nEach computer chip has a set of operations it can perform. This is known as the "instruction set". These instructions can range from the very simple (add two numbers; multiply two numbers; check if a first number is bigger than a second number) to the complex, but they all basically come down to reading the input and computing some output.\n\nThe clock is used to control the pace of computation. This is what people mean when they talk about processor speed, clock speed, and MHz / GHz. It's basically the pace at which your CPU is crunching through these individual computation cycles.\n\nSo everything your computer does basically boils down to the set of simple instructions your chip supports (add, subtract, multiply, etc.) Anything from running Windows, computing your income taxes, piloting the space shuttle, playing mp3 files, and so on are really just very complex arrangements of lots and lots of these simple operations actually performed by the chip.
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vertical oscillator/driver shot. shorted capacitor, or maybe transistor/ic? \nnowadays, you might as well trash it if you can get a halfway decent deal on a flat panel. or give it to your cousin who's MIT material to see if he can fix it.