5 Sep
2007
5 Sep
'07
11:27 p.m.
Tony Duell wrote:
If you can get hold of one, the Texas Instruments Digital Logic Pocket Data
Book (doc code SCYD013A) is a great little desktop reference. It's about A5
size and has pinouts and logic diagrams for just about all of TI's 4000- and
74-series logic chips.
I'll stick to my 'full' TI TTL databooks. I have an old hard-backed one,
covering things like 74Hxxx numbers (it's late enough to contain 74LS,
but nothing after that), and the full 3-volume set. Volume 1 is plain, S
and LS, Volume 2 is AS and ALS, Volume 3 is programmable stuff (PROMs,
PALs). I forget which book contains RAMs ;-)
PS.
Iv'e got the 7400 pinout downloaded already. :)
So have I. Into my brain. I think I'll rememebr that one until my dying day.
They used to give them out free-for-the-asking, but I'm not sure if they still
do. If I wanted another copy, I'd probably try calling the local TI sales
office and asking nicely.
Of course, when I got mine, they also sent me a box full of other databooks as
well - basically the whole logic databook series and most of the analog
product guides and databooks. The box was about 4ft long by 2ft wide and 1.5ft
tall...
You were lucky. I had to _pay_ for all my databooks....
-tony