[sdiy] AD7523 difference to AD7524

[Bob Weigel]

Yeah I have Databooks from 1982.  The 7524 is in there but not the 7523 
so I'm really surprised they would go back that far.  Thanks for the 
heads up though. -Bob

Roy J. Tellason wrote:

>On Wednesday 02 January 2008 10:27, Eric Brombaugh wrote:
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>>Why not just go directly to the Analog Devices website for datasheets of
>>their parts?
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>>http://www.analog.com/UploadedFiles/Obsolete_Data_Sheets/586807146AD7523.pd
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>Works sometimes,  but for older ("obsolete" or "unsupported") parts sometimes 
>that's not an option.
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>><rant>
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>>Googling for datasheets is a hit-and-miss process. One thing that really
>>gets my goat is the volume of websites out there that want to charge for
>>datasheets, especially when they're datasheets that are still available
>>from the original manufacturers. For some reason, these jokers almost
>>always appear at the top of the results, ahead of the actual
>>manufacturer's website.
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>>I think it's a physical law, kinda like Murphy's: No human can invent a
>>system which another human can't game for their own advantage. There are
>>always rats in the walls...
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>></rant>
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>http://www.classiccmp.org/rtellason/parts-index.html
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>...as hassle-free as I can make it,  and being added to continually,  as I 
>find the time.
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