All,

I have some Fairchild RTL 914s, Single, Dual input OR gates, and RTL
923s, JK Flip flops(1 per IC)

from about 1967...these were in a plastic package with 8 leads.

Vern

"Sean H. Breheny" wrote:
>
> What a great page! The same guy also has the datasheet for some ECL chips
> from 1967. Which brings up an interesting point: who on the Piclist has the
> oldest chips and what are they?
>
> I have some 5400 series logic (mil-spec version of 7400 series IIRC) with a
> date code in 1969 (at least if the datecode worked the same way then as it
> does now), but I doubt that is the oldest among this group!
>
>  From what I've seen, monolithic ICs were invented in 1959(simultaneously
> by Fairchild/National and TI), and entered commercial production in 1961
> (but probably very limited production at first), so I am curious to see
> what you guys have!
>
> Sean
>
> At 03:17 PM 2/27/02 -0800, you wrote:
> >Oh, my, you must be joking...Wait! You've never heard of the
> >great Spud Server Project?  Well, this is your lucky day...
> >
> >http://world.std.com/~fwhite/spud/
> >
> >Barry
>
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