Re: Need info on DTMF decoder chips.

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From: Marshall Boss
Date: Wed, 09 Jan 1991 23:22

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     Try a Motorola MC145436.  It's listed in their Telecommunications 
     Device Data book on page 2-540.

     The part is a 14 pin dip.  It requires an external colorburst 
     crystal and a 1meg resistor.  All you do is pump your signal in
     one pin and you get a 4-bit binary code and a data valid signal.

     Dead easy ... Can't go wrong.

     Marshall Boss

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Subject: Re: Need info on DTMF decoder chips.
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