Re: unknown chip in snes controller. please help.

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From: Henry Spencer
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 20:54

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In article <14d33tINNpkh@stanley.cis.Brown.EDU> ST403383@brownvm.brown.edu (Thai Pham) writes:
>Manufacturer's logo:
>
>              \ \
>            /  \ \      doesn't look like Motorola, Matsushita?

Looks like Microchip Technology's logo.  However, the numbers don't seem
to match up with anything in their databook.  They do sell the PIC series
of microcontrollers; perhaps your chip is a custom version of one of them.
(The standard PICs don't come in 20-pin packages.)
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