maxim/dallas
national semi
RFMD with LOTS of questions
Sensirion-humidity  & temp sensors


It depends on your application most companies are quite good about giving a
few samples away if they know you are going to buy more off them in the long
run and the general consensus is look after most because you never know who
is going to be buying 100k quantities off you in 12 months time, even if its
not of the exact part your sampling.....for hobbyist runs not sure how
obliging they are gunna be, (got any friends in big companies?) good luck
tho.

Cheers

Jonathan
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From: "Gies Family" <giesfamily@COX-INTERNET.COM>
To: <PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2003 10:37 AM
Subject: [EE]/[OT]: List any electronics companies that give samples


> What electronics companies do you all know of that give free samples? I
> think this information would be very useful to those of us who are short
on
> cash (namely me :) ). I'll list the ones I can think of offhand (thanks
> Sean):
>
> Microchip (makers of the PIC chip, for those who don't know. You can get 5
> different samples and can have 3 of each for a total of 15 samples! They
use
> FedEx, so it's nice and fast)
> Texas Instruments (Don't know what the sample rules are, as I can't seem
to
> load more than the title of their website right now. Too bad my uncle
> doesn't still work there, hint wink hint.)
> Analog Devices (3 per sample order. Nice gyrocopes and tilt sensors for
you
> robot builders. They do not ask too many questions, so it's easy to get a
> few gadgets from them.)
>
> Care to add to the list?
>
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