She refused requests that smelled of violence or deceit. She refused to hand the module over to governments or corporations that wanted to harvest pasts for lists and metrics. She refused to let addicts sell their most tender hours to buy the next fix. People called her paranoid. Other people called her saint. She learned to be precise about what "refused" meant: not a moral sermon but a hard, inevitable thing—she would not graft the module into a device that would enable harm.
Combine the 9E102 with an XOR gate to create a pulse generator. The XOR output remains HIGH for exactly 102 ns after each input edge. 9e102 datasheet
If you have a specific 9E102 variant (e.g., a black transistor-style package), please consult the service manual—some legacy RF modules used proprietary coding. When in doubt, measure twice, solder once. She refused requests that smelled of violence or deceit
| Symbol | Meaning | Typical Value | |--------|---------|----------------| | | Manufacturer code or voltage/tolerance class (e.g., 9 = 50V or 100V, varies by brand) | 50V (AVX), 100V (Murata) | | E | Dielectric material | X7R or C0G (NP0) | | 102 | Capacitance code (10 × 10² pF) | 1000 pF = 1 nF | People called her paranoid
Found in the power management stages of laptops, tablets, and high-end audio equipment.