Looking for Flash chip

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Greg Arena

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I was wondering if somebody could suggest where I could go to purchase
one or more of the following chips (or if somebody has one that they'd
be willing to give up or desolder for a few bucks):

Am29LV800BT-90EC

This is an AMD 3V Flash, 8 megabit (1M x 8 bit), top sector boot code
architecture, 90 ns nominal cycle time, and 44-pin small outline
package.

I've already tried the following:
Digi-Key (no AMD Flash)
Newark Electronics (16-day lead time; they're not going to stock just
a few for me working individually on this)
Jameco
Avnet
NuHorizons (doesn't carry AMD Flash)
Future Electronics
www.ihielectronics.com


AMD has not obsoleted this part yet as far as I can tell, but I can't
find information on their site about suppliers and resellers.

Any ideas? This specific part is needed for repair, not a new design.

Thank you,
Greg
 
Hey Greg, I don't know if you got an answer to this question or not
but anyhow..
go to http://www.findchips.com and do a search you will find that
chip. I did a search for u and it found 5 companys that sell that
chip.

http://www.newark.com/ - $3.63
http://www.hrent.com/ - have to put in a request for a
quote
http://www.harrykrantz.com/index.jsp - have to put in a request for a
quote
http://www.americaii.com/ - have to put in a request for a
quote
http://www.mouser.com/ - $4.65 - I think they hav min
order though

Hope it helped...

Krishan

gmarena@yahoo.com (Greg Arena) wrote in message news:<b7348b34.0402230608.47b4d5c9@posting.google.com>...
I was wondering if somebody could suggest where I could go to purchase
one or more of the following chips (or if somebody has one that they'd
be willing to give up or desolder for a few bucks):

Am29LV800BT-90EC

This is an AMD 3V Flash, 8 megabit (1M x 8 bit), top sector boot code
architecture, 90 ns nominal cycle time, and 44-pin small outline
package.

I've already tried the following:
Digi-Key (no AMD Flash)
Newark Electronics (16-day lead time; they're not going to stock just
a few for me working individually on this)
Jameco
Avnet
NuHorizons (doesn't carry AMD Flash)
Future Electronics
www.ihielectronics.com


AMD has not obsoleted this part yet as far as I can tell, but I can't
find information on their site about suppliers and resellers.

Any ideas? This specific part is needed for repair, not a new design.

Thank you,
Greg
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Hi Krishan,

Thanks for the info! Mouser.com had a nice automatic cross-reference
which found an equivalent part.

Thanks again,
Greg

krishanprakash@hotmail.com (Krishan) wrote in message news:<8f6a437d.0402250647.20667fb7@posting.google.com>...
Hey Greg, I don't know if you got an answer to this question or not
but anyhow..
go to http://www.findchips.com and do a search you will find that
chip. I did a search for u and it found 5 companys that sell that
chip.

http://www.newark.com/ - $3.63
http://www.hrent.com/ - have to put in a request for a
quote
http://www.harrykrantz.com/index.jsp - have to put in a request for a
quote
http://www.americaii.com/ - have to put in a request for a
quote
http://www.mouser.com/ - $4.65 - I think they hav min
order though

Hope it helped...

Krishan

gmarena@yahoo.com (Greg Arena) wrote in message news:<b7348b34.0402230608.47b4d5c9@posting.google.com>...
I was wondering if somebody could suggest where I could go to purchase
one or more of the following chips (or if somebody has one that they'd
be willing to give up or desolder for a few bucks):

Am29LV800BT-90EC

This is an AMD 3V Flash, 8 megabit (1M x 8 bit), top sector boot code
architecture, 90 ns nominal cycle time, and 44-pin small outline
package.

I've already tried the following:
Digi-Key (no AMD Flash)
Newark Electronics (16-day lead time; they're not going to stock just
a few for me working individually on this)
Jameco
Avnet
NuHorizons (doesn't carry AMD Flash)
Future Electronics
www.ihielectronics.com


AMD has not obsoleted this part yet as far as I can tell, but I can't
find information on their site about suppliers and resellers.

Any ideas? This specific part is needed for repair, not a new design.

Thank you,
Greg
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