NE555 damaged by ultrasonic operation
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The input does not provide sufficient context or details to generate a comprehensive electronic schematic description. There is no specific circuit or electronic component information available for elaboration.Hello: First of all I must start with the classic ""I`m new to this forum so excuse if this post is in the wrong section / this was already..
The input does not provide sufficient context or details to generate a comprehensive electronic schematic description. There is no specific circuit or electronic component information available for elaboration.Hello: First of all I must start with the classic ""I`m new to this forum so excuse if this post is in the wrong section / this was already..
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