intergrated circuit information chart

[steven2]

i hope this comes up alright ,if anyone has kodack easy share you can use the zoom features in it to zoom in to get a clear view

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[surajbarkale]

http://www.kingswood-consulting.co.uk/giicm/
Help yourself

 

[steven2]

suraj i cant bleave they use that discusting name, ha ha ha ha , for a thing relateing to intergrated circuits

 

[surajbarkale]

I was not sure wether to post the link or not too ;D but it is a good link anyway ;D

 

[surajbarkale]

I was not sure wether to post the link or not too ;D but it is a good link anyway ;D

 

[steven2]

no problems pal if its imformative its handy, all that data, i think electronics lab is a super information high way for all those who are into electronics, and inspirations, credit to mp and electronics lab.

 

[hotwaterwizard2]

Steven I tried to fix your Picture.
Here it is:

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[steven2]

hotwater wizard thanks, ive got an idea to get it done closer and clearer, ill have to do a section at a time , instead of trying to get the whole chart all in the one picture, ill try it latter.

 

[surajbarkale]

Perhaps you could try using a 500kv spark insted of normal flash light ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D

 

[steven2]

suraj i see youve been reading my high voltage postings, go for it its there for all to share, 500kv spark would really barbercue it , then it will become disintergrated circuit information chart

 

[steven2]

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[steven2]

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[ECET0purdue]

there was a site called the big masterbation of ic it had all the ic chips and there pinouts. grate site if you could find it.

 

[ECET0purdue]

here it is ...the biggest site ever for all chip info
http://www.repairfaq.org/filipg/LINK/GIICM/giicm_idx.html

 

[The Master1]

Hi Folks,
we have a data section devoted to CMOS 4000 - 4049, 4050 - 4099
then the TTL range, 5400, 7400, 74LS00 - 7448 series (so far)

see them here ....  http://www.unitechelectronics.com/datasheets.htm

cheers, Jeff

 

[Hero999]

It's called Google.

 

[Terryking]

google a part and you get a dozen wannabe sellers...

This works great, simple and fast every time: http://www.datasheets.com/search/

Regards, Terry King
...On the Mediterranean in Italy
[email protected]

 

[leeda]

hello