I˛C DIP RTC

[Vermin]

Dose anyone know of an I˛C real time clock available in a through hole
(DIP) package, all I can find are SO8's . At 1.27mm pitch this is not
too much of a hassle to solder, but I would prefer a DIP package if
available.

Thanks,

Tom.

 

Vermin wrote:

Dose anyone know of an I˛C real time clock available in a through hole
(DIP) package, all I can find are SO8's . At 1.27mm pitch this is not
too much of a hassle to solder, but I would prefer a DIP package if
available.

Thanks,

Tom.

Philips PCF8573P.
16 pin plastic dual in-line.
RS 427-764 $11.50 ea

--

David

 

[Vermin]

On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 16:56:35 +1000, dmmilne@ozemail.com.au wrote:

Vermin wrote:

Dose anyone know of an I˛C real time clock available in a through hole
(DIP) package, all I can find are SO8's . At 1.27mm pitch this is not
too much of a hassle to solder, but I would prefer a DIP package if
available.

Thanks,

Tom.

Philips PCF8573P.
16 pin plastic dual in-line.
RS 427-764 $11.50 ea

Cheers!

 

[Eric]

I rang Philips about a PCF8574(A)P there price was $60
R.S. components price was $12

There has to be something wrong with Philips pricing.



"Vermin" <void@nowhere.com> wrote in message
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: On Sun, 07 Sep 2003 16:56:35 +1000, dmmilne@ozemail.com.au wrote:
:
: >Vermin wrote:
: >>
: >> Dose anyone know of an I˛C real time clock available in a through hole
: >> (DIP) package, all I can find are SO8's . At 1.27mm pitch this is not
: >> too much of a hassle to solder, but I would prefer a DIP package if
: >> available.
: >>
: >> Thanks,
: >>
: >> Tom.
: >
: >Philips PCF8573P.
: >16 pin plastic dual in-line.
: >RS 427-764 $11.50 ea
:
: Cheers!
:

 

[Mark van der Eynden]

"Eric" <some1@clare.co.nz> wrote in message news:<3f5b8f39@clear.net.nz>...

I rang Philips about a PCF8574(A)P there price was $60
R.S. components price was $12

There has to be something wrong with Philips pricing.



Philips have a 'minimum purchase' system operating, so you could

probably get 6 for $60.

I have a couple of unused ones at home (there are two types, one has
memory as well as a clock, I've got the latter, I think). I'm in
Melbourne Aus.

Cheers,

Mark

 

[mark]

DS1307 or DS1302 at www.Dontronics.com

"Mark van der Eynden" <mvandere@iprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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"Eric" <some1@clare.co.nz> wrote in message
news:<3f5b8f39@clear.net.nz>...
I rang Philips about a PCF8574(A)P there price was $60
R.S. components price was $12

There has to be something wrong with Philips pricing.



Philips have a 'minimum purchase' system operating, so you could
probably get 6 for $60.

I have a couple of unused ones at home (there are two types, one has
memory as well as a clock, I've got the latter, I think). I'm in
Melbourne Aus.

Cheers,

Mark

 

[Alex Gibson]

"mark" <n@n> wrote in message news:3f5c1446@dnews.tpgi.com.au...

DS1307 or DS1302 at www.Dontronics.com

even better but a bit longer wait is request a couple of samples from dallas maxim
www.maxim-ic.com

Alex

 

[Vermin]

On Mon, 8 Sep 2003 08:04:07 +1200, "Eric" <some1@clare.co.nz> wrote:

I rang Philips about a PCF8574(A)P there price was $60
R.S. components price was $12

There has to be something wrong with Philips pricing.


Arrow quoted me about $2ea for the PCF8563P with a minimum order

quantity of 50.

This is fine as it's going to be a production item and any rtc will
do.