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Neon_WA
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I purchased locally old stock from an electronics/computer store closing down.
The packages when they arrive weighed just over 14lbs and I had no real idea what they were going to contain 
I don't really have the time to sort thru them at the moment, but seems a broad mix of ICs.. some I probably never know what they are
So just posting pics for the moment and will sort out what they are later
Here are what was in box 1 of 3
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Neon_WA
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just quickly looking them over.. interesting ones
Pic 292
HP house number marked N8X305N
Epson upD78xx
Pic 293
not a lot.. but interested who made the TSU 2651-P2
Pic 294
NEC upD78xx
and the Zilog CIO with 2 different logos.. not sure if I have seen both on same chip at same time
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Neon_WA
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box 2 of 3 a bit more interesting 
pic 296
nice ceramic NS bit-slice
not sure what the gold/purple CDC chip is
pic 297
nice ceramic AMD bit-slice
and Cypress bit-slice
pic 298
very nice white Signetics 2652
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Neon_WA
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last box had a lot odd ball stuff that I have no idea off-hand
pic 303
nice Epson 8042
pic 304
early plastic TI.. which I will have to find out what it is
just noticed I put Signetics 2652 in twice
pic 305
NEC graphics controller
not sure what the Signetics N8X60F is
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Neon_WA
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last few pics from last box
pic 306
8k ceramic prom from Harris
the D82C284 has a sSpec of SD15
not sure who SG is that made the 4501J
pic 307
nice quipp made by Matsushita (Panasonic) (anyone good at Japanese transalation.. be nice if you could look over this PDF for me thx)
http://www.datasheetarchive.com/ThumbnailsIndexer/Scans-000/tnScans-00487.jpg
it is saying it is the Evaluator for the 1500 series 4-bit MCU development system
early 82786 graphics controller
and may have to open a gold cap PGA to work out what they are
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Tegranphos
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| Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 9:24 am Post subject: |
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| Neon_WA wrote: |
pic 303
nice Epson 8042
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Manufactured by Siemens, good chip |
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debs3759
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| Tegranphos wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: |
pic 303
nice Epson 8042
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Manufactured by Siemens, good chip |
Why do you think Siemens? It has a Fujitsu part number and is in a package used by Fujitsu.
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| SG4501 - Dual voltage regulator, made by Silicon General |
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gshv
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It looks like most of the chips in the lot are good for projects, or for collection of support chips. There are not many processors / microcontrollers. I guess it was a cheap lot
CDC XD0027 looks nice, and Cypress 2901 is not very common.
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Tegranphos
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| debs3759 wrote: | | Tegranphos wrote: | | Neon_WA wrote: |
pic 303
nice Epson 8042
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Manufactured by Siemens, good chip |
Why do you think Siemens? It has a Fujitsu part number and is in a package used by Fujitsu. |
Sorry I change manufacturer by error, i think in Fujitsu but said siemens.... some time hapen xD |
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debs3759
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LOL, I thought I was missing something
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Neon_WA
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| Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 8:02 pm Post subject: |
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| gshv wrote: | There are not many processors / microcontrollers. I guess it was a cheap lot
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Was cheap enough that I'm happy with what I got
| Elar wrote: | | SG4501 - Dual voltage regulator, made by Silicon General |
Thx mate
The white Signetics 2652 would look nice on UMMR's NEC 8085 board pictured on Chipdb
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Elar
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Signetics 8X60 is FIFO controller, makes standard SRAM work as FIFO
TMS6011 is PMOS UART, clone of AY3-1013, TR1602, AMI S1883 and so on. |
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Neon_WA
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| Elar wrote: | Signetics 8X60 is FIFO controller, makes standard SRAM work as FIFO
TMS6011 is PMOS UART, clone of AY3-1013, TR1602, AMI S1883 and so on. |
Thx Elar
If there any you are wanting mate... I am happy to just send to you
I have plenty of most
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Elar
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| Posted: Tue Nov 08, 2011 5:33 am Post subject: |
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | Elar wrote: | Signetics 8X60 is FIFO controller, makes standard SRAM work as FIFO
TMS6011 is PMOS UART, clone of AY3-1013, TR1602, AMI S1883 and so on. |
Thx Elar
If there any you are wanting mate... I am happy to just send to you
I have plenty of most |
Thank you for your offer. I will send you a PM. |
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