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Where can I find MC14469 or there is a substitute for this?
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"Hidaba" wrote:
}Where can I find MC14469 or there is a substitute for this? Google is your friend...no ****, it really is! Google for: MC14469 cost (the "cost" term will filter out most non-sales sites) Stan. |
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Find the 4469, it's the same thing. Motorola adds an additional 1 to the p/n
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Plexaglass wrote: Find the 4469, it's the same thing. Motorola adds an additional 1 to the p/n No, this is one of their special function parts (the adressable UART). As are/were most of the 144xx parts. The CMOS jellybeans were the MC140xx and MC145xx parts. Mark Zenier Washington State resident |
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