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2 total messages Started by Gary Cook Fri, 14 May 1993 13:51
General purpose counter chip required.
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Author: Gary Cook
Date: Fri, 14 May 1993 13:51
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In order to save me days searching inappropriate data-books ....
Does anyone know of any general purpose counter chips available, eg
like the AMD Am9513A ? It must have at least 16-bit counters (32-bit
would be nice ), external gating and a processor interface.

Thanks in advance,

-grc.



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Re: General purpose counter chip required.
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Author: Bill Willis
Date: Fri, 14 May 1993 13:07
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In article <GRC.93May14135128@bhars209.bnr.co.uk> grc@bnr.co.uk (Gary Cook) writes:


>In order to save me days searching inappropriate data-books ....
>Does anyone know of any general purpose counter chips available, eg
>like the AMD Am9513A ? It must have at least 16-bit counters (32-bit
>would be nice ), external gating and a processor interface.

> Email:grc@bnr.co.uk
> England  CM17 9NA.          

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