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Re: IC identification

Posted by groman (R) on March 16, 2002 at 20:08:15

In Reply to: IC identification posted by Monkey King on March 16, 2002 at 18:56:20:

Hey, Monkey King!
Are you really a king?

Okay.
You can use google, and find out almost everything yourself.
at http://www.google.com/
An example:

JRC 4560D 0251A
Search: JRC4560
or: JRC4560 data
or: JRC4560 datasheet

note, it is the first number-group, that is IC:s name
the other groups can be manufactural info, like series-numbers
note, no spaces between JRC and 4560
note, take away any letters BEHIND the number, no D, in this case
In almost all items on your list, you could follow these rules

Next example:
Motorola MC74HCU04N FFWQ9108
Search: MC74HCU04
or: MC74HCU04 data (this is a logic CMOS IC)

Motorola MC 7805CT QE5048
Search: MC7805 (this is a +5Volts regulator)

RJ HP63137 101
Search: HP63137 (some IC from Hewlett Packard, I should think)

Hope I have been able to learn you something.
It is better to be able to Help Oneself,
instead of relying on others, with too little time.

groman
have time for others

-As our life is so short
We better have a good time
together, now!-

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