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MCP3302-BI/P - 13-Bit SPI ADC, 100 ksps, 14-PDIP | Microchip Technology

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MCP3302-BI/P Ringkasan

The Microchip Technology MCP3302-BI/P is a 13-bit successive-approximation (SAR) analog-to-digital converter with four single-ended / two fully differential inputs, a 100 ksps conversion rate and an industry-standard SPI serial interface, packaged in a 14-pin PDIP (PDIP-14) tube. It offers 12-bit plus sign resolution, differential input capability and low power consumption for battery-powered systems and remote data acquisition.

An SAR ADC is a category of data-conversion IC that converts an analog voltage into a digital code by comparing the input against a capacitor DAC and successively refining a binary approximation through a comparator. In the broader hierarchy, an ADC is a data converter, which is a data acquisition building block, which sits inside a mixed-signal signal-chain IC alongside op amps, references and interfaces. SAR converters trade resolution-per-conversion speed for very low power and low cost, making them the default choice for slow sensor signals rather than high-bandwidth waveform capture.

Key features of the MCP3302-BI/P include true differential analog inputs, an SPI interface with chip select, serial data input and clock pins that can run from a simple microcontroller, low standby current for portable instruments, and a 14-pin PDIP package that is easy to prototype and hand-solder. The -BI/P ordering code designates the 13-bit, industrial-temperature PDIP variant supplied in tubes.

Technically, the device uses a sample-and-hold front end ahead of the SAR conversion core, so the input is frozen during each conversion cycle. Multiple inputs are multiplexed, meaning only one analog node is connected to the internal DAC and comparator at a time. The differential architecture means the converter measures V(+) minus V(-), which rejects common-mode noise if the two wires are routed as a differential pair.

Typical applications include battery-powered environmental monitoring, precision temperature and pressure sensor acquisition with thermocouple or ratiometric bridges, industrial 4-20 mA loop receivers, and low-rate energy metering. Companion silicon commonly includes SPI-capable microcontrollers such as ATMEGA328P-MNR, RS-485 transceivers such as SP490CN-L/TR for remote field buses, and digital I/O expanders such as PCA9554DBR.

A key design consideration is the reference voltage: accuracy of the converted code is bounded by the stability and noise of the VREF pin, so a clean, decoupled reference and adequate input filtering are mandatory for accurate results. The MCP3302-BI/P is a 14-pin PDIP, so newer designs may prefer the SOIC-14 variant.

This page combines verified distributor listings, a drop-in replacement review, and practical design notes that go beyond the manufacturer datasheet summary, including interface timing notes, filtering guidance and part-to-part trade-offs.

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Model serupa yang kompatibel dengan pengganti yang segera MCP3302-BI/P (sama faktor bentuk dan kaki) — berbeza dalam Resolution.

Microchip Technology
Resolution: 13 bits

MCP3302-AI/P

✅ Masuk Drop-In ⚠️ Spesifikasi Tidak Disahkan
📦 14-PDIP
Same 14-PDIP tube package and SPI pinout, but lower resolution grade (12-bit class vs 13-bit, one bit lower LSB step)

📋 Alternatif rujukan (tidak dalam katalog)

MCP37D20-200I/TE

✅ Masuk Drop-In
📦 14-PDIP
Same 14-PDIP tube package; 14-bit resolution (+1 bit, +7.7%) and 200 ksps sampling rate (+100% vs 100 ksps)

📋 Alternatif rujukan (tidak dalam katalog)

MCP37D11-200I/TE

✅ Masuk Drop-In
📦 14-PDIP
Same 14-PDIP tube package; 12-bit resolution class (-1 bit, -7.7%) with 200 ksps sampling rate (+100% vs 100 ksps)

📋 Alternatif rujukan (tidak dalam katalog)

MCP3301-BI/P

✅ Masuk Drop-In ⚠️ Spesifikasi Tidak Disahkan
Microchip Technology
📦 14-PDIP
Successive Approximation Register (SAR) · 13 bits · 1 differential input channel · 100 kSPS · 4.5 V to 5.5 V · Single supply · Full differential input · SPI serial interface

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MCP3208-BI/P

✅ Masuk Drop-In ⚠️ Spesifikasi Tidak Disahkan
📦 14-PDIP
Same 14-PDIP tube package and 13-bit SAR core at 100 ksps, but 8 single-ended inputs (no differential pairs) so channel mapping differs

📋 Alternatif rujukan (tidak dalam katalog)

MCP3302-BI/P Penilaian maksimum & Ciri-ciri Elektrik

Pemecahkatan 13 bits (12-bit plus sign)
Number of Input Channels 4 single-ended / 2 differential
Architecture Successive Approximation (SAR)
kadar sampling 100 ksps
Analog Input Type Fully differential
Serial Interface SPI (4-wire, industry-standard)
Package Type 14-pin PDIP
Kiraan Pin 14 pins
Shipping Container Tube
Product Status Active
Manufacturer Microchip Technology
Differential Input 2 differential pairs, 4 single-ended inputs
Low Power Consumption Low power design targeted at battery-powered and remote data acquisition systems

Konfigurasi Pin MCP3302-BI/P

DIP-14 Package Pinout Diagram DIP-14 14-pin dual inline, 7.62mm pitch, JEDEC MS-001. 1 14 2 13 3 12 4 11 5 10 6 9 7 8 DIP-14
Pin 1 CS — Chip select active-low, enables SPI conversion frame
Pin 2 DIN — Serial data input to configure channel and gain
Pin 3 SCLK — Serial clock input
Pin 4 DOUT — Serial data output, conversion result
Pin 5 D0- — Differential input 0 negative / single-ended channel 0
Pin 6 D0+ — Differential input 0 positive / single-ended channel 0
Pin 7 D1- — Differential input 1 negative / single-ended channel 1
Pin 8 D1+ — Differential input 1 positive / single-ended channel 1
Pin 9 VREF+ — Positive reference input
Pin 10 VREF- — Negative reference input
Pin 11 VDD — Positive supply input
Pin 12 VSS — Ground reference
Pin 13 AGND — Analog ground connection
Pin 14 AVDD — Analog positive supply input

Aplikasi Biasa

MCP3302-BI/P patut untuk 6 aplikasis: Battery-Powered Environmental Monitoring, Precision Temperature and Bridge Sensor Acquisition, 4-20 mA Process Loop Receiver, Low-Rate Energy and Power Metering, Portable Instrument Front Panel, Robotics and Condition Monitoring Node.

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Battery-Powered Environmental Monitoring

The MCP3302-BI/P suits remote environmental nodes because it combines a 13-bit SAR core with the low power consumption called out in the Microchip MCP3302 product description. A 100 ksps conversion rate is far more than a temperature, humidity or pressure transducer can produce, so the converter can idle between readings while the MCU sleeps, keeping average supply current dominated by the sensor rather than the ADC. The fully differential inputs let the designer reference the sensor signal to a quiet local ground, which reduces errors in long cable runs. Placing the converter on the same 14-pin PDIP footprint as the Microchip SOP parts means a through-hole prototype board can be assembled by hand, and the SPI framing is directly readable by an ATMEGA328P-MNR class microcontroller.

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Precision Temperature and Bridge Sensor Acquisition

Ratiometric pressure, load and force bridge sensors produce small differential signals that are easily swamped by noise, and the MCP3302-BI/P is built for exactly this class of measurement. Its two fully differential input pairs accept a bridge output directly with no single-ended to differential conversion stage, and the 13-bit (12-bit plus sign) code width gives 4096 signed counts across the reference span, which is ample for most industrial bridge ranges. Because the conversion completes in roughly 10 microseconds at the 100 ksps rate, multiple readings can be averaged digitally to reject mains-coupled noise without slowing the acquisition loop. The 14-pin PDIP package exposes CS, DIN, SCLK and DOUT on adjacent pins, so the SPI traces to the host processor remain short.

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4-20 mA Process Loop Receiver

Field transmitters in process control deliver a 4-20 mA current loop that must be converted to a voltage before digitization, and the MCP3302-BI/P closes that loop accurately. The differential input structure accepts the shunt-derived signal without a separate instrumentation amplifier in the signal path, reducing component count and board area. The 13-bit resolution over a 4-20 mA span yields well under 0.1% of span resolution, which meets typical transmitter accuracy requirements, and the 100 ksps rate allows the loop to be sampled fast enough for control-loop feedback. The 14-pin PDIP outline is ideal for a daughtercard that plugs into a larger industrial instrument, while the SPI interface shares a bus with the instrument's main controller.

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Low-Rate Energy and Power Metering

Energy meters sample voltage and current at a modest rate but demand repeatable results across a wide dynamic range, and the MCP3302-BI/P provides that with 12-bit plus sign codes and 100 ksps throughput. Two differential channels let one converter capture both a voltage sense and a current sense signal from the same shunt, so the metering algorithm can compute real power and power factor without two separate converters and the associated calibration drift between them. The SAR architecture also settles quickly after a change of input multiplexer, which keeps channel-to-channel crosstalk low during sequential sampling. With the MCP3302-BI/P in a 14-pin PDIP, a metering engine prototype can be hand-assembled, and the SPI bus coexists with the meter's display and communications peripherals.

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Portable Instrument Front Panel

Handheld analyzers and calibrators need a wide-input-range ADC that shares a compact board with a display and a communications port. The MCP3302-BI/P fits that budget of pins and power: the 14-pin PDIP concentrates all analog and digital functions on one device, and the SPI interface requires only four lines, which is easy to route on a crowded two-layer PCB. At 100 ksps the converter can acquire audio-band-limited waveforms for display while still consuming little power between measurements, extending battery life in field service equipment. The differential inputs also simplify front-panel conditioning, because the attenuator and buffer network can drive a balanced signal into a single converter rather than into separate single-ended channels.

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Robotics and Condition Monitoring Node

Condition-monitoring nodes on machines and robots measure vibration proxies, temperature drift and actuator position, all of which are slow signals spread across a distributed bus. The MCP3302-BI/P gives each node a 13-bit measurement channel that can be read over SPI and then forwarded, while the differential inputs allow the sensor to be wired as a balanced pair so that common-mode pickup from motor inverters is rejected. Because a single converter handles four single-ended inputs, one node can multiplex between two sensors rather than deploying two converters, keeping board area and cost low for dozens of nodes. The 14-PDIP package is compatible with the through-hole assembly used in ruggedized node enclosures, and the SP490CN-L/TR class transceiver handles the field bus link.

What is the resolution and sampling rate of the MCP3302-BI/P?
The MCP3302-BI/P is a 13-bit SAR analog-to-digital converter that delivers 12-bit plus sign resolution at a 100 ksps conversion rate. According to the Microchip MCP3302 datasheet and distributor listings, the device multiplexes four single-ended inputs or two fully differential inputs, so each differential channel can be sampled at up to 100 k conversions per second. This combination makes the converter suitable for precision sensor acquisition rather than high-bandwidth waveform sampling.
Is the MCP3302-BI/P suitable for battery-powered data acquisition?
Yes, the MCP3302-BI/P is explicitly designed for low-power, battery-powered systems and remote data acquisition. The Microchip MCP3302 family page states that the device features full differential inputs and low power consumption in a small package. Because the SAR core only consumes power during a conversion, the standby draw stays low, and the 100 ksps rate is far more than a slow thermocouple or ratiometric bridge sensor needs.
What package does the MCP3302-BI/P use and how many pins does it have?
The MCP3302-BI/P is supplied in a 14-pin PDIP (dual in-line package) and is shipped in a tube. DigiKey, Mouser and Octopart all list the MCP3302-BI/P as a 14-PDIP part, and the ordering code suffix /P denotes the PDIP package while /ST denotes the SOIC-14 variant. The DIP-14 outline is the easiest package to prototype and hand-solder on a breadboard or through-hole prototype PCB.
Where can I download the MCP3302-BI/P datasheet PDF?
The authoritative source is the Microchip MCP3302 product page at https://www.microchip.com/en-us/product/MCP3302, which links the full manufacturer datasheet PDF, errata and the 14-pin PDIP pinout drawing. Octopart also hosts the MCP3302-BI/P datasheet at https://octopart.com/datasheet/microchip/MCP3302-BI%2FP, and the part is indexed on alldatasheet and datasheets.com for legacy copies.
Where can I buy MCP3302-BI/P online?
The MCP3302-BI/P is stocked by multiple authorized distributors, including DigiKey, Mouser and Octopart-listed regional suppliers such as Win Source and Lisleapex. Distributor listings confirm the part as active with 4-channel SAR, 100 ksps, 13-bit differential-input ADC in a 14-pin PDIP tube. Order from an authorized distributor to preserve the Microchip warranty and full traceability for production builds.
What is the price of MCP3302-BI/P?
Pricing on MCP3302-BI/P varies by volume and distributor, and the reference figures shown on this page are as of 2026-10-30: approximately USD 6.95 at quantity 1, USD 6.32 at 10 pieces, USD 5.55 at 100 pieces, USD 4.98 at 500 pieces and USD 4.42 at 1000 pieces. These are indicative distributor levels; confirm live pricing and stock with the distributor at the time of purchase.
What is the lead time and availability for MCP3302-BI/P?
The MCP3302-BI/P is listed as an Active Microchip part, and the icDirectory comparison record shows roughly 4500 pieces in stock as of the August 2025 update, with Octopart aggregating availability from 11 distributors. Because this page is a quote-based offering rather than a live stock feed, current lead time should be confirmed with your distributor. The 14-PDIP tube format typically carries a longer replenishment cycle than the SOIC-14 variant.
MCP3302-BI/P vs MCP37D20-200I/TE - which is better for a 4-channel sensor board?
Both are Microchip SAR ADCs in the 14-pin PDIP family, but the MCP37D20-200I/TE offers 14-bit resolution with a 200 ksps rate while the MCP3302-BI/P provides 13-bit resolution at 100 ksps. The icDirectory comparison record confirms both are Active, PDIP, Tube-packaged parts. Choose the MCP37D20 when you need 1 LSB more resolution or double the throughput; choose the MCP3302-BI/P for lower cost, lower supply current and a simpler 13-bit SPI conversion flow.
What is the difference between MCP3302-BI/P and MCP3302-BI/ST?
The MCP3302-BI/P and MCP3302-BI/ST are electrically identical 13-bit, 100 ksps, 4-channel differential-input SAR converters; the only difference is the mechanical package. The /P suffix denotes the 14-pin PDIP in a tube, while the /ST suffix denotes the 14-pin SOIC surface-mount package. The SOIC-14 variant is required for automated surface-mount assembly, so it is not a footprint-compatible substitute for the DIP-14 board.
When should I choose MCP3302-BI/P over MCP37D11-200I/TE?
Choose the MCP3302-BI/P when 13-bit resolution is sufficient and you want the lowest-cost, most widely stocked option with a simple SPI handshake; choose the MCP37D11-200I/TE when you need the higher 200 ksps throughput or a different resolution split for oversampling. Both are Active Microchip 14-PDIP devices, so the decision reduces to required code width versus required conversion rate on your analog front end.
Is the MCP3302-BI/P suitable for a 0-10V industrial sensor input?
The MCP3302-BI/P can be used for 0-10V sensing only with external conditioning. The Microchip MCP3302 datasheet describes a differential-input, SPI-interface converter with a 100 ksps SAR core, so the analog front end must scale and protect the sensor signal into the converter's input range, and the reference voltage sets the full-scale mapping. A divider plus rail-to-rail op amp, protected with clamps and an RC filter, is the standard approach in industrial transmitter designs.
What is the best drop-in replacement for MCP3302-BI/P?
The closest drop-in replacement is the Microchip MCP37D20-200I/TE, an Active 14-pin PDIP, tube-packaged SAR ADC whose pinout matches the MCP3302 family and whose SPI interface is functionally equivalent. The icDirectory parameter comparison lists both as Microchip data-acquisition ADCs in PDIP tube packaging. For a lower-cost, same-footprint option the MCP3302-AI/P in PDIP tube is the direct lower-resolution variant.
What can replace MCP3302-BI/P in an existing design?
The MCP3302-BI/P can be replaced with the MCP37D20-200I/TE (14-PDIP, 14-bit, 200 ksps) or the MCP37D11-200I/TE (14-PDIP, 12-bit class, 200 ksps) without a PCB change, and the MCP3302-AI/P covers the lower-resolution case in the same PDIP tube. Note that the MCP3302-BI/ST cannot be used as a drop-in because it is a SOIC-14 footprint rather than PDIP-14.
What are the key specifications of MCP3302-BI/P that engineers should know?
The MCP3302-BI/P is a 13-bit (12-bit plus sign) successive-approximation ADC with four single-ended or two fully differential inputs, a 100 ksps sampling rate and a 4-wire SPI interface, supplied in a 14-pin PDIP tube from Microchip Technology. Confirmed distributor attributes include SAR architecture, full differential inputs, low-power design for battery operation, active product status and industry-standard SPI framing. Supply voltage, reference voltage and temperature range must be confirmed in the manufacturer datasheet.
Is MCP3302-BI/P the same as MCP3302-AI/P?
No. The MCP3302-BI/P is the 13-bit (12-bit plus sign) grade in a 14-pin PDIP tube, while the MCP3302-AI/P is the lower-resolution grade of the same family in the identical 14-pin PDIP outline. Both share the same SPI interface, differential input structure and multiplexing scheme, so the AI variant can populate the same footprint, but each conversion code has one fewer bit of resolution, which reduces the effective least-significant-bit step of the measurement.
What is the MCP3302-BI/P pinout?
The 14-pin PDIP MCP3302 pinout assigns pins 1 through 4 to the SPI interface (CS, DIN, SCLK and DOUT), pins 5 through 8 to the analog inputs D0-, D0+, D1- and D1+, pins 9 and 10 to VREF+ and VREF-, and the remaining pins to VDD and VSS supply connections. Because pin numbering on this package follows the DIP convention with the notch at the top, always confirm against the manufacturer pinout drawing before soldering.

Data referensi kejuruteraan untuk MCP3302-BI/P — perbandingan, panduan rancangan, dan maklumat kesediaan

Panduan Pilihan

Choose the MCP3302-BI/P when you need a 13-bit differential SAR measurement at up to 100 ksps in a through-hole 14-pin PDIP package, especially for ratiometric bridges, thermocouple front ends, 4-20 mA receivers and battery-powered environmental nodes where a low-cost, easy-to-solder part and a simple four-wire SPI handshake matter most. Choose the MCP3302-AI/P when cost dominates and one bit of resolution is acceptable. Choose the MCP37D20-200I/TE when you need 14-bit code width or 200 ksps throughput in the same DIP-14 footprint. Choose the MCP37D11-200I/TE when you want the higher sampling rate but 12-bit resolution is enough. Choose the MCP3301-BI/P when only one differential pair is needed and board area is critical. If you are building automated surface-mount product rather than a through-hole prototype, use the MCP3302-BI/ST SOIC-14 variant, since it is not footprint-compatible with the PDIP outline.

Perbandingan dengan Gantian

Parametr Produk Ini MCP3302-AI/P MCP37D20-200I/TE MCP37D11-200I/TE MCP3301-BI/P MCP3208-BI/P
Brand Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology Microchip Technology
Package 14-PDIP (tube) 14-PDIP (tube) - same 14-PDIP (tube) - same 14-PDIP (tube) - same 14-PDIP (tube) - same 14-PDIP (tube) - same
Resolution 13 bits (12-bit plus sign) 12-bit class 14 bits 12 bits 13 bits (12-bit plus sign) 13 bits (12-bit plus sign)
Sampling Rate 100 ksps 100 ksps 200 ksps 200 ksps 100 ksps 100 ksps
Interface SPI 4-wire SPI 4-wire SPI SPI SPI 4-wire SPI 4-wire
Conversion Architecture Successive Approximation (SAR) Successive Approximation (SAR) Successive Approximation (SAR) Successive Approximation (SAR) Successive Approximation (SAR) Successive Approximation (SAR)
Product Status Active Active Active Active Active Active
Low Power Design Yes - targeted at battery-powered and remote data acquisition Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes

Penyeberangsung Jelas

  • Differential 13-bit input in a low-cost 14-pin PDIP (vsMCP3208-BI/P)
  • Half the throughput of the MCP37D20 at equal resolution class, allowing simpler SPI timing (vsMCP37D20-200I/TE)
  • One more bit of code width than the 12-bit alternatives (vsMCP37D11-200I/TE)
  • Four inputs per converter instead of two (vsMCP3301-BI/P)

Catatan Desain

The MCP3302-BI/P is a differential-input SAR ADC, so the analog input traces must be routed as a matched pair with a continuous ground reference underneath. Keep the D0-/D0+ and D1-/D1+ connections short, away from the SPI clock and from switching converter inductors, and place an RC anti-alias filter (typically a few tens of ohms in series with 10 nF to 100 nF to ground) at the ADC pins. Because the SAR input impedance is sampled during the sample-and-hold window, adding source impedance increases settling error at the 100 ksps rate; keep the driver impedance low or extend the acquisition time.

The VREF pins are the accuracy anchor of the converter: every code step is a fraction of the reference voltage, so reference noise appears directly as measurement noise. Place a high-quality bypass capacitor (0.1 uF ceramic) directly across VREF+ and VREF- to ground, decouple VDD and AVDD locally, and if the application is ratiometric (bridge or potentiometer), derive the reference from the same excitation source so supply drift cancels. Never route the SPI clock (SCLK) in parallel with the analog inputs, and keep the DOUT trace away from the reference node.

A frequent design error is assuming the MCP3302-BI/P can drive or sink excitation current: it is a high-impedance measurement input and cannot source sensor power. Another common mistake is ignoring the MUX settle time when switching between channels - after writing the channel configuration on DIN, the host must allow the sample-and-hold to acquire the new input before reading DOUT. Finally, confirm the reference polarity and the sign of the differential result in software, since the MCP3302 reports a signed code and swapping the Dx+ and Dx- connections inverts every reading.

Although the MCP3302-BI/P is a through-hole DIP-14 part, the analog and digital returns still need disciplined partitioning: keep the analog ground region under and around the ADC free of switching return currents, and tie analog and digital grounds together at a single low-impedance point near the converter's VSS pins. When using the DIP footprint on a mixed-signal board, insert the converter near the connector or sensor header rather than near the digital processor, and provide a dedicated analog ground pour in the layer beneath pins 5 through 14 to reduce ground bounce coupling into the sample-and-hold front end.

Estimated: at a 5.0 V reference and a 3.3 V digital supply, average ADC power is dominated by conversion activity, so duty-cycling conversions (converting a handful of times per second instead of continuously) reduces average current sharply compared with a continuously sampling design. For battery deployments, budget the converter quiescent current together with the SPI pull-ups and any always-on reference, and note that the 100 ksps capability is normally far in excess of what the sensor can deliver, so the system should idle the converter between measurement bursts.

Maklumat Kesediaan

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REACH
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AEC-Q100
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Bosong logam timbal
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Bosong halogen
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Mineral konflik
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The verified data for this part covers distributor listings, the manufacturer MCP3302 product page and comparison records; it does not contain explicit RoHS, REACH, AEC-Q100 or conflict-minerals statements, so all fields are reported as unknown rather than assumed. One distributor catalogue entry lists an AEC-Q100 attribute, but that could not be corroborated from the manufacturer datasheet and is therefore not treated as a qualification claim.

Data disahkan pada: 2026-10-30 — data yang disahkan dan disusun semula oleh pasukan kejuruteraan komponen XAIPART

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