Re: TI-H: Where can I find chip info
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Re: TI-H: Where can I find chip info
It is not possible for all chips. If a manufacturer chooses to keep the
pinout unpublished, you will *probably* not be able to find the pinout.
Most chips, however, do have pinouts available. You should be able to find
them through a search engine on the 'net. If not, check at a local
electronics school (or maybe a library) or an engineering firm; they may
have a book listing the pinout for the chip you're after.
On Mon, 15 Dec 1997, joshua pollack wrote:
> Hi, I know this is VERY off topic but I am new to electronics and the
> members of this list are the only people I know that would be able to
> answer this question. So here it goes. For ANY given chip, is it
> possible to look up the numbers on the chip in some type of database or
> referance book to find out what type of chip it is and what the pins
> are? I know that sometimes one can go to the companies web site and
> look this info up, but what if you dont know the company or they dont
> offer this service? Thanks.
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Greg Hill
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