Destroyed my first SX-28 and pleased.

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• steve_b Posts: 1,563

  2006-09-06 18:50 edited 2006-09-06 18:50

  I have to admit....if it doesn't literally blow up, I figure I didn't push it hard enough!
  It's kind of wuss when it doesn't let the smoke go!
  
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• cbmeeks Posts: 634

  2006-09-06 19:41 edited 2006-09-06 19:41

  I almost smoldered the plastic on a PIC one time. :-D
  
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• Guenther Daubach Posts: 1,321

  2006-09-06 21:35 edited 2006-09-06 21:35

  George,
  
  if you like, please dig down to one of my very first posts in this forum, called "SXploded" - this pictures an SX after the supply pins have been directly connected to a 220V AC outlet .
  
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• Basic Jim Posts: 106

  2006-09-06 22:28 edited 2006-09-06 22:28

  I think I might be getting close to wearing mine out by reprograming it to often.
• John Couture Posts: 370

  2006-09-07 01:31 edited 2006-09-07 01:31

  Geez Gunther,
  
  220V !!! Don't you think that is pushing the datasheet a little!
  
  Did it run REALLY fast!!! (i.e. the speed of lightning and sparks)
  
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• Guenther Daubach Posts: 1,321

  2006-09-07 22:17 edited 2006-09-07 22:17

  John,
  
  (un)fortunately, it was not me who applied the 220V AC to the SX - it was one of my customers. You are da..ed right, this must have pushed the datasheet a little! I'm pretty sure that it worked REALLY fast but I assume not over 20 ms .
  
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