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Cpuswe
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 Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 5:44 pm Post subject: Collectable? Identification of chips |
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Hi!
2 years ago i bought a box of spare part chips for a old Swedish computer, based on the Z80 (ABC80 and ABC800) I have not looked i the box that much other than identifying some MC68008P8 and Sharp Z80:s.
I have tried to Google the other chips and i find references of the chip but it does not say what it is, and most important, is it collectable? 
So, can someone ID these, and point out if any are to keep?
Large image here http://www.4004.se/ident.jpg
For google:
D8243C
HD68A50P
MC6821P
AM8039DC
P8253-5
AD574KD
A6852P
HM6864P-15
TC5565P
M5L8243P
HM3-2064-5
SN74159N
P8035L
D8251AC
HN462732
DE5133-250
MC672P
D2117-3
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kosmokrator
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for-me-some-of-roms-and-other-ceramic-peripherals-are-very-collectable!
sure-can-id-some-of-this...but-later-its-deep-night-here-and-im-post-via-my-pda 
btw-i-love-the-ad574kd-chip-is-a-12-bit-data-acuisition-chip! |
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CPUShack
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| Posted: Fri Feb 06, 2009 6:23 pm Post subject: |
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D8243C I/O expander
HD68A50P asynchronous communication interface adapter
MC6821P Peripherial interface adapter
AM8039DC MCS-48 MCU
P8253-5 Programmable interval timer
AD574KD 12-Bit A/D Converter
A6852P SYNCHRONOUS SERIAL DATA ADAPTER
HM6864P-15 RAM I think
TC5565P 64k SRAM
M5L8243P I/O Expander
HM3-2064-5 SRAM
SN74159N -LINE TO 16-LINE DECODERS
P8035L MCU
D8251AC Programmable Communications Interface
HN462732 32k EPROM
DE5133-250 8k EPROM
MC672P 2-Input NAND
D2117-3 16kbit DRAM
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debs3759
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D8243C = MCS-48 Input/Output Expander
HD68A50P = Asynchronous communications interface adapter
MC6821P = Peripheral interface adapter
AM8039DC = MCS-48 MCU
P8253-5 = Programmable Interval Timer
AD574KD = ???
A6852P = ??Synchronous serial data adapter??
HM6864P-15 - ?? RAM ??
TC5565P = ???
M5L8243P = MCS-48 Input/Output Expander
HM3-2064-5 = ?? RAM ??
SN74159N = ???
P8035L = MCS-48 MCU
D8251AC = Programmable Communication Interface
HN462732 = 2732 EPROM
DE5133-250 = ???
MC672P = ???
D2117-3 = 16,384-bit (16,384 x 1) Dynamic RAM
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debs3759
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LOL, you just beat me to it John
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johnorun
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| debs3759 wrote: | | LOL, you just beat me to it John |
Unbelievable!
You both posted at the same time with same answer order!
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debs3759
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It's the order you posted the original list in
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Neon_WA
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I'm surprised there isn't a collective list on the forum of peripheral part numbers and brief description. 
so you dont have to repeat answering questions all the time. 
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Neon_WA
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| CPUShack wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: | I'm surprised there isn't a collective list on the forum of peripheral part numbers and brief description.
so you dont have to repeat answering questions all the time. |
There is: http://www.cpu-world.com/Support/ |
yes it has been a great help 
but i find alot of peripherals that just not listed. i know it takes time and effort for Genn, but collectively the group could do it with less effort.
things like the following i dont find listed
Intel 8042 (P8042AH)
Intel 82596 (KU82596DX-33)
Moto 02SH002 (XC02SH002DL03
Moto 68851 (XC68851RC12A)
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I'm surprised as well not to see any UPI-42 chips listed here. I guess we can't all just collect everything in sight
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