Hey Harold. Remember the old BPI stuff? I still have tons of RTL still in
blister packs from the good 'ole days.
Rick

Harold M Hallikainen wrote:

> On Thu, 28 Feb 2002 07:44:31 -0800 Brian Aase <res0qrqr@VERIZON.NET>
> writes:
> > > I am looking at some Motorola parts that are in my collection.. no
> > idea
> > > what they are, MC791P and MC799P. Date codes of 1970 and 1971
> > > respectively.
> >
> > Dual J-K Flip-Flop and dual buffer, respectively.
> > RTL logic, runs on 3.6VDC power.
> >
>
>         I've still got my big brown Motorola Microelectronics Databook from
> 1969. Let's see... the table of contents lists: ANALOG: operational
> amplifiers, sense amplifiers (remember what they were sensing?) and
> differential comparators, high frequency circuits (IF and RF amplifiers,
> oscillators, etc.), low frequency circuits,
> multipliers/modulators/detectors, regulators, microwave devices, special
> purpose circuits, and consumer products. In DIGITAL, they list ECL, HTL,
> TTL, DTL, RTL, MOS, memories, and complex arrays. The only memory chip in
> the book is the XC170/XC171 128 bit ROM.
>
>         Things have changed...
>
> Harold
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