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In article <1992Dec12.211939.15464@ssc.com>, markz@ssc.com (Mark Zenier) writes:
> jhwhit01@ulkyvx.louisville.edu wrote:
> : In article <Bz5528.4HI@newsserver.technet.sg>, kewta@solomon.technet.sg (Kew Tow Ann) writes:
> : > Would appreciate if anyone knows of a mail order source for Intel 8096/7
> : > micrcontroller? 
> :  
> : Try JDR Microdevices.  They have the 80C96 and 80C97 listed for 95cents each.
> 
> Those are tristate bus buffers made by National, 
> not a 16 bit microcontroller.
> 
> Great choice of part number ;-).
  
Okay.  Arrow Electronics has the Intel N8096-90 (stock # 2936TNE) "ROM less
16-bit Sgl Ch uC PLCC" and N8097BH (stock #2936KE9) "16-bit Sgl Ch uC w/o ROM"
and A8097-90 (stock #2936TNF) "Hi-perf 16-bit Sgl Ch uC w/o ROM, w/10-bit AD,
68 pin grid array" and N8097-90 (stock #2936TNG) "PLCC 8097-90" listed in a
1988 catalog.  Also have P8098 (stock #2936KFA) "16-bit Sgl Ch w/o ROM, 10-bit
AD, 8-bit BUS, 48L DIP".
 
Prices ranged from $7.15 for the P8098 to $10 for the N8096-90 to $20.50 for
the high performance A8097-90.  The other two parts were $10.50 each.  Arrow
Electronics can be reached at 1-800-93-ARROW, or 1-800-932-7769.
 
Jeff White    jhwhit01@ulkyvx.bitnet