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Neon_WA
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a UART
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DaveC
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| Does the SMC stand for Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation like I think I remember? |
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Neon_WA
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| DaveC wrote: | | Does the SMC stand for Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation like I think I remember? |
Will have to check.. as a few manufacturers used SMC
note for me (other SMC companies)
Microsemi Corporation
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Elar
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| DaveC wrote: | | Does the SMC stand for Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation like I think I remember? |
No, SMC stands for Standard Microsystems Corporation |
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| Elar wrote: | | No, SMC stands for Standard Microsystems Corporation |
good one Elar... was too many that used SMC.. wasnt sure which it was
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