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Archive for November, 2009

Supply source for Intel P8044 AH0117

We understand that Intel no longer manufacture their 8044 range.
We are looking for a small qty for service spares or the name of a
company that second sources these chips.

Colin Smith
Electronics Technicians
Auckland International Airport
New Zealand
The Hub of the South Pacific

Links

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DS1620 Undocumented Functions ?

 I recently have been using DS1620 undocumented functions to get a .1c resolution.
The new chips don’t seem to support the undocumented functions !!!!!
Anyone else observe this  ? Are there new/replacement functions ?

Marty Kroeger
mkroe…@iea.com

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We would like to receive an information about delivery and prices for

We would like to receive an information about delivery and prices for
Details                         Quantity
-P87C750EFPN                    200 (Philips)
-D8748HC-otp                    500 (Intel, NEC like)
-2N6075B                                1000 (Motorola)
-DA56-11EWA                     1500 (Kingbright like)
We are interested in regular deliveries and need your  catalogue.
We need:
– LEDs
– Microprocessor (intel 8751 otp, philips p87c750efpn)
– electrical engines
– sensor for temperatur
– capacites
– rezistes
Our firm ELMI produce medical equipment.
Your faithfully

Vlad Pozolotin
Manager

My fax: +371 7551934,+371 2558743
My adress: Vladislav Pozolotin, firm ELMI, Kosmonavtikas 5-89, Riga,
Latvija, LV-1084.
My E-mail: e…@mailbox.riga.lv.

I would like to buy ——-.
Please send me prices with deliveries by your mail in Riga.

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HELP…….

Hi !!!!!

Is there someone outthere who can help me with replacements for
following transistors/FET :

NT 2625N

2SC 4891

Please confirm !

Mads Winkler
m…@olivetti.dk

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Re: CAN WE STOP CROSSPOSTING ???

In article <3128878F.6…@werple.mira.net.au>, Steven Reddie <s…@werple.mira.net.au> writes:

|> Sorry for the shouting.
|>
|> Could we please stop cross-posting (yes I know I just did it
|> as well).  I think that most of us probably read most of the
|> sci.electronics.* hierachy anyway, so why read the same messages
|> half a dozen or more times.
|>
|> Each of these groups has a certain charter, so is it too much to
|> ask to keep posts in there relevant groups.  For example, I’ve
|> seen posts in sci.electronics.cad asking for info on repairing
|> electronics equipment.  Those post would be better off in
|> sci.electronics.repair (though they were there as well, it’s
|> just that they were posted to all sci.electronics.* groups).
|>
|> I hope that we can cut down the duplication of messages since it
|> would make this service much more productive.
|>
|> Thanks,
|>
|> Steven
|>
|> P.S. Can any flames be sent to my mail-box and not these
|> newsgroups.  We may as well avoid clutter as much as possible.

NO, WE CAN’T *STOP* CROSSPOSTING, but it could be cut down.

I used to read sci.electronics religiously for a few years.  A couple of
years ago, there was a lengthy discussion about splitting it.  I was
adamantly opposed to splitting, and my biggest reason was that since every
electronics question could not fit neatly into one of seven catagories, you
would have a tremendous amount of crossposting.  And I was right, if I do
say so myself.

I recently re-subscribed to several sci.electronics.* groups to ask a question.
My question concerned mouse protocols.  I crossposted it to .design, .equipment
and .misc because my question could easily fit into any one of those catagories
and I wanted to ensure that it got the largest possible audience that may be
able to answer it.  No, I didn’t post to .cad, .repair, .basics or .components,
because, except for possibly .components, my question certainly did not fit these
groups.  But I did find it necessary to do some crossposting.

Well, I’ll just go ahead and get it over with.  I TOLD YOU SO!!!!

Randy Casciola

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Coaxial power socket: source?

I’m looking for a DC coaxial power socket, OD 6.3mm and ID 3.0mm. This
would be what the Radio Shack plug #274-1572 fits into. Any type is fine:
inline, panel mount, PC board mount .. as long as it’s the right size.

None of my usual catalogs (Mouser, Digi-Key, Newark, etc) list anything
larger than 5.5mm OD.

Any leads?


Mike Schuster       |        schus…@panix.com | 70346.1…@CompuServe.COM
——————- | schus…@shell.portal.com | schus…@mem.po.com

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MAX7219 Source ??

Can anyone source a Maxim MAX7219CNG driver chip. Can’t find them
anywhere. They are  a good 16 weeks away from filling allocation at
all the distributers I talked to. But I KNOW someone out there in
CYBER| land must have a few around

How about some of you OEM folks. All I’m looking for is about 24 pc’s.

Can anybody spare a few …..please……

cc to:  a…@myna.com

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ANTIQUE SIGNAL GENERATOR FOR SALE OR DONATION

ANTIQUE SIGNAL GENERATOR FOR SALE OR DONATION

Model SG-298/U Serial No. 4

Mfg.: Parabam, Inc.

Vintage: WWII or Korea

Condition: Working

Will donate to appropriate not for profit museum or other group.  Otherwise,
will sell.

You pay the shipping.

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SI-3250E ID

Anyone here know what a SI-3250E is?  Its a standard TO-3 case.  I
first thought it might be a transistor, but now I’m not sure.  I tried
crossing it with my SK and NTE cross reference programs, but no luck.

Anyone have a idea?

M. Przytarski
Lewis Sound
               You Know I hate to ask,

               But are your ‘friends’ electric?

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Beryllium Copper Electronics Design Conference

Brush Wellman Inc. will present an UPDATE Seminar on March 21 in Boca
Raton, Florida.  The 1/2 day seminar covers critical factors involved in
using the Beryllium Copper advantage to increase reliability of electronic
components.

If interested in attending, please forward your name and address to
CUBE…@AOL.COM and I will be happy to send you an invitation.

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