Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/06/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]The M6 was designed as a totally Analog circuit, with digital over and under indicators (LEDs). As I understood it in the 80's, when I first heard about it, it contained a couple of Op Amps, a comparator and a voltage regulator. Note that there is no reason to put a uP inside a Leica M6. The 28 pin IC is very likely an all analog custom IC or a multi chip hybrid. BTW, the story I heard was from the manufacturer of the IC's. Having a description of the "things" on the circuit board from a non-electronics type, is very difficult indeed to figure out what the circuit is.....It is better to at least see the the board and the parts on it myself. I can then investigate the manufacturers, the types of parts, and give a judgement call on the circuit itself. If you wish to take a picture and forward it to me, I will gladly review it with repsect to what I know of the circuit, and also to provide some non-technical info as to its workings. Can you send me a picture? PS: I described the CL electronics several months ago. Its circuit is considerably simpler. Thank You Remove "ZZ" form auto reply address or please reply to address below: Frank Filippone red735i@worldnet.att.net