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cedrik
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 Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2016 4:57 pm Post subject: Strange pin pattern Motorola DIP cpu |
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Do you have any ideea why? Didnt see any like this.. i think its a "home made" job, right?
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debs3759
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Looks like the pins were bent to fit a non standard board. I remember things like that being quite common at one time on small production runs.
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| If you're not happy with those pins and find a better one, then this one could be a good one for me to take die shot. 68008 is the only 68k CPU left without any die shot found so far. |
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cedrik
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| Birdman. wrote: | | If you're not happy with those pins and find a better one, then this one could be a good one for me to take die shot. 68008 is the only 68k CPU left without any die shot found so far. |
if i'll find another this one will go to you..
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