16 Jul
1999
16 Jul
'99
8:26 a.m.
On Fri, 16 Jul 1999, Richard Erlacher wrote:
Well, not the first (or the last time). B^}
Someone offered that they recalled having come across that part somewhere
along the way in a configuration where they were intermixed with 2102
parts, so they suspected they were the same.
Last night just on a lark, after a little quick signal poking to make sure
that at least power was in the right places, I dropped a 2102 part in to
place for the deceased AMD part, and it seems to work.
No release of 'magic smoke', and I can read/write the bit... So...
YMMV! B^}
-jim
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AMD logo, 16
pins...
Well, this must be a stock number. My old AMD and National books, both of
which have cross-references, which is why I still have them, don't have the
number, nor does my '86 or '78 IC master.
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