Ian

        You can call microchip directly and ask them for a fourth
quarter cut sheet.  It looks like a folder and has all of the part
numbers as well as a detailed description of functions.

Scott

Ian Smith wrote:

> Is there an internet database for microchip part numbers anywhere?
>
> I have a lot of old junk I pull crystals, caps and resistors off
> of to save $0.13 once a week when I happen to need one of my pulls.
>
> They also have a number of IC's that I have ignored for now because
> I have no idea what they are.  Is there a better way of finding info
> than using AltaVista searches and browsing through manufacturer web
> sites?
>
> Or should I just ram them into my ceiling tiles and claim I am
> not a weird computer guy, but an eccentric and sophisticated
> artist?
>
> I found a "small chip broker" at...
>   http://www.hitex.com/chipdir/bro/small.htm
> ...that lists a lot of the IC's I found but no info on what
> they are.
>
> --
> IanSmith
> (Sig missing in action, to return soon!)