TI part numbering

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From: Richard Mateosian
Date: Mon, 05 Nov 1984 21:46

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>      As long as we are flailing a dead horse, lets not forget the TMS320....

> ....as I have not heard yet, will TI stick with Nationals numbering?

TI is fully committed to Series 32000 part numbering. No numbering conflict
is foreseen between Series 32000 part numbers and TMS320 numbers. In fact,
there is some advantage to the fact that the numbers are similar, since in
certain applications the TMS320 parts will nicely complement the Series 32000.
-- 
Richard Mateosian
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