I might have posted this in the wrong forum at first so I'm posting it here now!
Here is my problem. My friend back in the early 90's built me this great gadget. It was a electrical box with a variable speed knob with a small circuit board in it. What this did was you were able to use lets say a motor at full torque at low rpm. It somehow sent pulses of electric out so at low speed it would have full torque. As you know if you have a motor on a variable speed knob, at low rpm it will not develop the torque. Anyway my question is I have the chip that is blown. I need to replace it but I cannot identify it. The only markings on it are GE C10608. Would anyone know how I would start to trace this down. I know there are other methods of achieving this but I really want to track this chip down. It must be somekinda timing chip. It has 3 prongs coming out of it.
Anyone?
Thanking You in Advance
Lafam1
Here is my problem. My friend back in the early 90's built me this great gadget. It was a electrical box with a variable speed knob with a small circuit board in it. What this did was you were able to use lets say a motor at full torque at low rpm. It somehow sent pulses of electric out so at low speed it would have full torque. As you know if you have a motor on a variable speed knob, at low rpm it will not develop the torque. Anyway my question is I have the chip that is blown. I need to replace it but I cannot identify it. The only markings on it are GE C10608. Would anyone know how I would start to trace this down. I know there are other methods of achieving this but I really want to track this chip down. It must be somekinda timing chip. It has 3 prongs coming out of it.
Anyone?
Thanking You in Advance
Lafam1