[sdiy] 93-series TTL logic

[James Patchell]

I have to agree with that....in fact, for those of you who still want to 
use TTL....I will be bringing up all of the TTL (mostly LS) that I have to 
the PNW DIY meet at the first weekend in October...there will be a drawing 
for them.  I was going to just toss them in the trash...but decided maybe 
somebody might want them...

If I need to use logic these days...generally a 22V10 is what I use for 
medium amounts of logic...although I still do make quite a bit use out of 
74HC logic.  For big stuff, Spartan III is the wave of the present...

At 08:14 AM 9/3/2005 +1000, Ken Stone wrote:

>Save any 9315. They are a 1 to 10 decoder for driving Nixies (7441 pin for 
>pin)
>
>As for the rest, who bothers to use TTL for anything these days?
>
>Ken
>
> >So...  i apparently got a bunch. dated to early 70's.
> >Anyone got any info on them? They don't seem *too*
> >useful, information on the internet is scarce. They
> >don't appear to have the same functions as 74xxx where
> >xxx should be the function so i don't have a clue of
> >what they do. Should i just toss them maybe? I do have
> >a bunch of 74xxx that i'm not scraping just because
> >i'm going to...   ..ahem...   ..build the worlds
> >largest "pocket" calculator??
> >
> >yepp
> >
> >Karl
> >
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         -Jim
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