4 Sep
2007
4 Sep
'07
12:59 a.m.
Meant to include this in my earlier post -
Amongst the other "treasure" I've got a
decent sized assortment of
old Motorola, Fairchild, Texas Instruments, Ferranti and National
Semiconductor Databooks. These are all for chips - analog parts,
ECL, MECL, TTL, CMOS logic, Special Function Devices, Memories etc.
Date range late 70's to early '90s.
Interesting you mention that now. I just today found I have 22 tubes
of assorted DIPs. 16 of them I've been able to find enough info to
use, if I have a need for them - but there are six more I haven't. I
was going to write here and ask if anyone knows where to find specs
(including pinouts) for these - I spent some time with google, and even
checked bitsavers.org and vt100.net (neither of which seems to have
that kind of info - perhaps I missed something?).
Specifically, what I have that's a mystery (/ represents a line break):
MCM2016HN70 / HID8625
CY7C409A-25PC / USA9225 91714
GAL16V8A / 15LP / L218D16
MC14034B / CP QQ8318
If anyone knows of a better home for these than the
paper recycling
please let me know.
I'd like to snag them myself, but I can't help suspecting it would cost
an unpleasant amount to get them clear around the globe.
My sense is that most of the data is available on the
'net now on the
various archives.
Perhaps, but I cahn't help wondering where.
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