Semiconductors

National Semiconductor Corp - ADC0844CCN IC

Status: Discontinued

A/D Converter.

8 Bit uP compatible, with multiplexer options.

Package: 20 Dip.

New.

National Semiconductor Corp - DAC0808LCN IC, D/A Converter.

8 Bit, Supply Voltage 5V.

Packaging: DIP-16

Power Supply: Dual

Supply Voltage: ±4.5V to ±18V

150ns

Note: Double marked MC1408P8.

Cross: LM1408N-8.

New Old Stock - Some Retubed.

National Semiconductor - DAC0830LCJ IC, D/A Converter.

Status: Discontinued

8-Bit P Compatible

Double-Buffered.

Package: 20 Cdip.

Micropow - MP7529BJN - Multiplying 8-Bit Digital-to-Analog Converter New

5 V CMOS

Dual Buffered Multiplying

8-Bit Digital-to-Analog Converter

New DIP20.

Motorola - MC68701L IC. Microcomputer with EPROM.

8 Bit. N-Channel.

Silicon gate, Depletion load.

VPP: 20V, 22V

Package: 40 Dip,

Used/Removed from equipment.

Motorola - MC6800P IC, Microprocessor.

Status: Discontinued

8 Bit MPU.

Package: 40 Dip.

Note: Clean socket pulls.

Used/Removed from equipment.

Motorola - MC6809P IC, Microprocessor.

Status: Discontinued

8 Bit.

V Core: 5V

Case: 40 DIP.

Frequency: 1 MHz

Physical Memory: 64K

Genuine Vintage Motorola

Note: Used/Removed from equipment.

Applications: The 6809 was used in the TRS-80 Color Computer, Dragon 32/64, SuperPET, ENER 1000, and Thomson MO/TO home computers, the Vectrex game console, and early 1980s arcade machines including Star Wars, Defender, Robotron: 2084, Joust, and Gyruss. 1990s Williams pinball machines are equipped with WPC-series controller boards based on 68B09.[2] Series II of the Fairlight CMI digital audio workstation and Konami's Time Pilot '84 arcade game each use dual 6809 processors.[3] Hitachi was a major user of the 6809 and later produced an updated version as the Hitachi 6309. Also Some Commodore Computers, 

Motorola - MC68B09CPIC, Microprocessor.

Frequency: 8 MHz

8 Bit.

Package: 40 Dip.

Note: Used/Removed from equipment.

Motorola - MC68A09EP IC, Microprocessor.

8-Bit Microprocessing Unit.

1.5MHz MPU

M6800 CISC 8-Bit 1.5MHz

Package: 40 Dip.

Genuine Vintage Motorola - New Old Stock

Motorola - MC146805E2P IC, Microprocessor. 8-Bit.

Family Motorola: 680x

Frequency: 1 MHz

Package: 40-pin DIP

Manufacturing process: CMOS

Data Width: 8 bit

Physical Memory: 8 KB

On-chip peripherals: Internal 8-bit timer, on-chip oscillator

On-chip RAM: 112

V core: 5V

Minimum/Maximum operating temperature:  0°C - 70°C

Minimum/Typical power dissipation:  0.005 Watt (Wait mode) / 0.035 Watt

Form, Fit, and Function Interchangable with Harris: CDP6805E2CE and Motorola:MC146805E2.

Package: 40 Dip. New

Motorola - DAC08HQ - IC, D/A Converter.

8-Bit, High Speed.

Multiplying (universal digital logic interface).

Package: 16 Ceramic Dip.

Genuine Vintage Motorola - New Old Stock.

Monolithic Memories MMI - 63S080N - IC, TTL, Memory.

Status: Discontinued

32 x 8 PROM.

Access Time-Max: 25.0 ns

Memory Density: 256.0 bit

Memory IC Type: OTP ROM

Memory Width: 8

Number of Terminals: 16

Number of Words: 32.0 words

Number of Words Code 32

Operating Mode: ASYNCHRONOUS

Operating Temperature: 0.0 C to 75.0 C

Organization: 32X8

Supply Voltage: 5V

Supply Current; 0.125A

Terminal PitchL 2.54mm

Genuine Monolithic Memories

Package: 16 Dip.

Note: Monolithic Memories is now AMD. MMI is also known for having invented the Programmable Array Logic family of semiconductors.

Alternate / Drop in Replacments: DM74S188AJ, DM74S288AN, DM74S288AJ, DM74S188AN 

New Old Stock - Rare