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iguana
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 Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 4:08 pm Post subject: What is TI SBP0400 ? |
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My last find is soviet flat ceramic chip К582ИК2
One russian reference manual points that it's a 4-bit I2L TI SBP0400 clone.
What is SBP0400 ? Is it BSP ?
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jrmunro
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Very nice find there. If you have another I`d be interested.
It`s a 4-bit bit slice processor
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Chiefish
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A very nice chip Iguana  |
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