Yes, they are. The most different one, one that is on a ceramic DIP case,
now has a plastic case. The other parts I can get.


Mauricio Jancic
Janso Desarrollos
www.janso.com.ar
info@janso.com.ar
(54) 11-4542-3519
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> [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of James Nick Sears
> Sent: Monday, November 06, 2006 4:55 AM
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> Subject: Re: [EE] Reverse Engineering legacy PCB boards
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> Are 100% of the parts still available in fully =

> package/pin-compatible form?
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> -N.
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> On Nov 6, 2006, at 2:06 AM, Shawn Mulligan wrote:
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> > One of my current clients is clearly the owner of their design, but =

> > after 20 years, they are left with only bits and pieces of the =

> > original IP -- schematics, code, etc. Good for a consultant =

> -- bad for =

> > a company.
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> >
> >
> >> Of Ruben J=F6nsson wrote:
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> >> Hello,
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> >> If it is all legal, that is if your customer really does own the =

> >> design, he should be able to give you schematics and BOM =

> of it. The =

> >> board manufacturer could have gerber files left from the =

> last time it =

> >> was produced.
> >> Somebody
> >> has
> >> to have built it and they should have BOM, component placement =

> >> drawings and possibly also schematics.
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