NOW can you again checkDrawing is of no help.
Could be a custom part.
NOW can you again checkDrawing is of no help.
Could be a custom part.
No, Expert! I is not Made in China, Because it is in the Very Expensive Luxury Car,Made in china...
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If the part is actually the one you think it is, given the discrepancy in the packaging description, then it seems a reasonable hypothesis that it could be a power monitoring circuit. If that is true than a simple comparator would be a first candidate. If it is monitoring the range of 3.6 VDC ± 2%, then perhaps a window comparator. An inability to define anything approaching precise requirements would entail some real engineering effort. The posted image of the board is unreadable and next to useless. The impediments to forward progress are considerable.Is it an SOT-25? How many pins on the device? Torex Semiconductors is in the Automotive Electronics business making power monitoring devices. The fact that it connects to a TLV431 suggests that it is part of a power management system.
I wouldn't rule it out, auto modules use many parts from Chinese manufacturers.is not Made in China, Because it is in the Very Expensive Luxury Car
What makes you think that a chip made in China could not be used in a Very Expensive Luxury Car? That is a mind numbingly ridiculous statement.No, Expert! I is not Made in China, Because it is in the Very Expensive Luxury Car,
Please have a look again the Completed drawings I done. Can it be Voltage detector IC?
HelloThe package is wrong for a standard Torex V Monitor chip which typically are SOT-23 or -25. Lends validity to it being a custom job.
I don't even have a guess. I've never seen an IC that was hooked up in this fashion.Hello
just we can guess its function, because you can analyze the circuit excitation then will determine, because you are expert!
To confound and discombobulate anyone trying to reverse-engineer their proprietary product is a pretty good guess...just we can guess its function
Tell me about it... I have to decode stuff on fomoco's modules all the time. They love to mask everything and also like to turn normal packages into a unavailable custom footprint simply by reversing them. Also I have seen them take things like basic logic chips and add extra leads . It was something similar to a 74HCxx in a very odd size package Almost extra half a chip on it. Could never even find the package size it was I don't think. It was awhile ago so don't remember too much now. Was a PITA tho that I do remember.To confound and discombobulate anyone trying to reverse-engineer their proprietary product is a pretty good guess...