AW: cross-point switches (was : PolyModular)
Peter Ullrich
ullrich at kapsch.net
Fri May 7 21:14:32 CEST 1999
> >Mitel MT8816:...
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> > And the package is PLCC44 and not TQFP128 or so.
> That's because it's 8 x 16 only, while the AD8116 is 16 x 16, hence > the TQFP128...
When you take 2 MT8816 you get a circuit similar to the TQFP chip and
could make simple PCBs for it.
> I downloaded the MT8816 yesterday evening : their site is INCREDIBLY > slow !
Interesting. It may depend on your connection/routing as I had no
problems... (but maybe due to a fast 1MBit connection :-) ).
> BTW, where to get this MT8816 ?
I don't know the distributor where you live and I don't know the price.
But I should have quite a lot of these chips *new*, and I don't need all
of them. So if you can't find these chips in your country you could ask
me and I could sell you some chips.
Ciao
Peter
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