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Article #14928Re: stand alone UART ??
From: Scott Dorsey
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 14:00
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 14:00
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> Does anyone know of a current part like the old Western Digital > TR1863/1865. It is a stand alone UART, i.e. pin programmable > with separate physical recieve and transmit sections. > The 1863 appears in the 1984 Data book but WD now only make all > singing/all dancing ones that require a microprocessor to talk > to them (load registers etc). > Michael Katzmann How about the General Instruments AY-3-1015? --scott
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