[sdiy] Mystery chips

karl dalen dalenkarl at yahoo.se
Fri Mar 11 23:51:31 CET 2005


The ay5 chip might be a 3 osc square wave "low pin count" chip.
Several AY chips was released as LPC variants of the 40 pin dip sound chips.
but it can aslo be a cpu pheriphial chip of some sort.
Then there is several logic chips 7408, 4082,LS38etc.

Ahh, a swedish RIFA chip!! Splendid! :-)... Have no idea what it is tough!

Some of the Signetic chips might be microprocessor pheripherial IC.
The fairchild is a 4011, you really got some very old logic here! .-)

The TMS4036 are a digital IC it might be a, "yet" another speach chip,
texas has made loads of them, i even have one that Texas them self was 
not avare of!!

But its more likely its an odd memory chip, eirther a DRAM or PROM 
for the speach chip!
The TL3741 might be a quad 741 from Texas!
The 320002 i have seen before, it might be a reference or a 
dual bipol tranny, cant remember wich!

REG
KD



--- The Peasant <ecircuit at telus.net> wrote:
> Happy Friday everyone!
> 
> While we are on the subject of surplus parts, I have a bunch of ICs that I am
> 
> unable to identify. If anyone has any information, datasheets, applications,
> or 
> need for these parts, I would very much appreciate it. The list follows, and 
> the actual parts may be viewed at: 
> <http://electronicpeasant.com/images/chips.jpg>. Thank you in advance for 
> anything that you may be able to contribute!
> 
> Take care,
> Doug
> ______________________
> The Electronic Peasant
> 
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> 
> AY-5-9200 General Instruments
> G123BK ??
> M5L8287P Mitsubishi
> DEC 010B 19-14038 Digital Equipment Corp
> MC476P Motorola
> M60003  "
> M50010  "
> SCL4082BE ??
> 7-6951 Texas Instruments
> 7213A 442-39   "
> SN82LS38N  "
> TMS4036-1NL  "
> PD-9946-59 Philco
> CK497F 405060 Signetics
> C2344N DC010  "
> 2504V  "
> 2528V  "
> KS-21493L1  "
> N82S07  "
> 2533V ??
> RIFA R626 RD64132N  ?
> MPS7544  ?
> TL3741C-TFK-41  ?
> 34011PC Fairchild
> 320002 (10 lead round metal can)  ?
> 
> 
> 
> 



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