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Mark Webber

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Is there a website that is a complete reference for the IC's available
and also gives examples of what they could be used for?

I've tried Google but I am looking for 1 place to reference.

Thanks

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Mark Webber
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On Fri, 12 Dec 2003 12:58:29 -0500, Mark Webber
<markwebberSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote:

Is there a website that is a complete reference for the IC's available
and also gives examples of what they could be used for?

I've tried Google but I am looking for 1 place to reference.

Thanks
I don't think there is such a place, but most IC makers have all their
data sheets and application notes available on-line, on their own
sites.

Typing an IC type number into Google will generally lead you to data
sheets for that part.


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In article <vtk0aca67lt2df@corp.supernews.com>,
Mark Webber <markwebberSPAM@yahoo.com> wrote:
Is there a website that is a complete reference for the IC's available
and also gives examples of what they could be used for?
Try www.icmaster.com, your milage may vary.

Mark Zenier mzenier@eskimo.com Washington State resident
 
Mark Webber wrote:

Is there a website that is a complete reference for the IC's available
and also gives examples of what they could be used for?

I've tried Google but I am looking for 1 place to reference.

Thanks
depends on what you mean by "the ic's available".. you mean all the
IC's ever created or just TTL or CMOS chips? please specify..



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Manufacturers sites usually list only products they sell today. About
discontinued products they have usaually no references at all.
www.partiner.com had great amount of old and new datasheets online but
they are paysite now and cost is surely too high for personal usage.

Its not easy to get datasheets you may require.
 

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