Req for Info transister or something

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I picked up a spool of these transisters and can't find any info on them.
If anybody can give me some info I'd gladly send you a couple.
The number on the front is SC432611CFN2. I have a picture putup at
www.professorwiz.com/trans/transpic1.jpg
Thanks for any and all help, I've done a google search for any parts of the
number and that didn't seem to help any.


Russ
www.professorwiz.com

 

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I really should have put that in the text, sorry.
Anyway here's the address of the pic


www.professorwiz.com/trans/transpic1.jpg

 

[Dave Platt]

I picked up a spool of these transisters and can't find any info on them.

Doesn't look like transistors. Looks like a Motorola
application-specific IC or perhaps a specialized embedded processor.
I'd guess that it's a custom part, made for a specific customer of
Motorola, and that your chance of doing anything particularly useful
with it are pretty darned low. If it's a custom part, its
functionality would be proprietary - Motorola probably wouldn't be
able to disclose the details of the circuitry.

You could always glue a bunch of them together to a piece of tile, and
make a unique coaster for your can of cola!

 

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Your probably correct, I picked them up from a scrap yard that gets gobs
of stuff from the automotive guys all the time. Last years parts that
they had extras of, all kinds of stuff I've got a bunch of speedometers
that haven't been installed too. A coster would probably be all they'd be
usefull for.
Thanks anyways.


Russ
www.professorwiz.com

 

[Watson A.Name - \Watt Sun, the Dark Remover\]

them.

Doesn't look like transistors. Looks like a Motorola
application-specific IC or perhaps a specialized embedded processor.
I'd guess that it's a custom part, made for a specific customer of
Motorola, and that your chance of doing anything particularly useful
with it are pretty darned low. If it's a custom part, its
functionality would be proprietary - Motorola probably wouldn't be
able to disclose the details of the circuitry.

You could always glue a bunch of them together to a piece of tile, and
make a unique coaster for your can of cola!

I agree. 100%.

Give 'em to the kids to play with, let them use 'em for Monopoly tokens.
:-0