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Re: Anyone recognize these part numbers?

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From: aaron.michael.chesir
Date: Mon, 04 Dec 1989 14:26
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In article <1989Dec1.212852.6807@athena.mit.edu>, hacrat@athena.mit.edu (Nathaniel D. Osgood) writes:
> I'm trying to find four electronic components for a friend;
> Could anyone on this group tell me what these buggers are?
> 
> C2335
> C4242
> C3306

I looked at me 1989 IC Master (catalogue of all chips) and it lists the
CA3306 as a 6-bit A/D converter made by Harris Semiconductor. I find that
with almost all chips, the first alphabetic characters usually imply ONLY
the manufacturer. So I looked under 3306 and found the above. If I recall
correctly, the prefix C (as in C3306) implies RCA.

Hope this helps.


Aaron Michael Chesir
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Subject: Re: Anyone recognize these part numbers?
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