Hola Richard

As I said in a post, Opera, my browser, says that the site is showing an invalid certificate.

Is it there any chance to have access to it in another place? I will appreciate your help.

My opera didn't shows that, just downloading very slowly, so I quit it and changed to chrome, the speed is more fast than chrome, but still not as normal.

 

i want the Toshiba data book

 

i want the Toshiba data book

Can you be more specific? What part are you needing data for?

 

The National Semiconductor Linear Applications Handbook is a resource everyone who frequents this site should have. It is a true classic. Many of National Semiconductor parts are old and no longer readily available, but the designs are still valid with the latest new and improved parts.

Be warned that the PDF files are huge, over 40 MB for the version with text.

https://ia601701.us.archive.org/3/i...ductorLinearApplicationsHandbook1994_text.pdf


-- Richard

p.s. I posted a link to this in another thread and then realized it should be here.

Another quality post, Rich!

 

Hello,

There are a couple of books here:
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject:"Data Book" toshiba
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject:"Integrated Circuit" toshiba

Bertus

 

Can you be more specific? What part are you needing data for?

i need the CMOS part

 

Hello,

This is the only one I could find:
https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_toshibadatwVoltageCMOSLogic_8468246

Bertus

 

Hello,

I also have a couple of old databooks.
I have attached the scanned covers.

Bertus

I don't suppose those 3 books have an ISBN Number on them do they?

 

@bertus I am not sure as to just what happened to arcive.org but a lot of the items that used to be there are no longer available. It seems they purged quite a few books that they had there for some reason.

 

Hello,

@SamR I have also noticed the change.
A lot of books have gone.
Some time ago you had a menu button for free books, wich is gone now.
Also a LOT of books now have the borrow status, wich require a login and can be read from 1 day to 2 weeks.
I also look at the-eye.
Here are a couple of pages:
https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/Electronic Archive/
https://the-eye.eu/public/WorldTracker.org/Science/Electronics/
https://the-eye.eu/public/WorldTracker.org/Engineering/Electrical Engineering/
https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/bitsavers.org/bitsavers.informatik.uni-stuttgart.de/
To get back on topic, there is a complete folder with National books over there:
https://the-eye.eu/public/Books/bit...ormatik.uni-stuttgart.de/components/national/

Bertus

PS I have updated the openings post of this thread with a life link for the databook.

 

Thank You Both for your help. Trying to find Data Sheets is quite challenging, and I am starting from scratch. I remember growing up these data books were laying around everywhere, we were tripping over them. Now they are as rare as Hens Teeth.

 

Here are some of the favorites that I use frequently.
Datasheet catalog for integrated circuits, diodes, triacs, and other semiconductors, view
El-Component (el-component.com)
Findchips: Parametric search
All Transistors. Datasheet. Cross Reference Search. Transistor Database.
Datasheets360.com - Electronic Component Search | Datasheet and Supplier Information

 

I remember growing up these data books were laying around everywhere, we were tripping over them. Now they are as rare as Hens Teeth.

That is why I still have all the ones I have collected over the years, some going back to Valve Data versions!

 

There is a long-running thread somewhere about "bibles" - the EE books and catalogs that shaped generations.

ak

 

The new "bibles" are likely to be a loose leaf collection of SPICE simulations. Like the collection of @Bordodynov. Even ones with no associated documentation are extremely helpful.

http://bordodynov.ltwiki.org/

 

Here we go again... All links that I've found and tried for the National Semiconductor's "Linear Applications Handbook", 1986 or 1994 are dead. Does anyone have a current link to the PDF version that still works?

In particular I am looking for AN-222 "Nelson, Carl T., Super Matched Bipolar Transistor Pair Sets New Standards for Drift arid Noise, Application Note AN-222, Linear Applications Databook, p. 517. National Semiconductor, Santa Clara, CA, 1986." I have the NS and LT Linear Application Handbook 1 & 2 but there is no AN-222 or page 517. In fact, the pages are not numbered except by AN-xx. I suspect the citation may be in error but I have also searched by author and title of the application note...

 

I am looking for AN-222 "Nelson, Carl T., Super Matched Bipolar Transistor Pair Sets New Standards for Drift arid Noise

From the 1994 edition.

This link works. http://bitsavers.org/components/national/_dataBooks/1994_National_Linear_Applications_Handbook.pdf

 

It is still there on page 433 of the National Semiconductor Linear Applications Handbook 1994 Edition.

 

dl beat me by 12 minutes. Attached is the 1979 version.

National app notes: http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/components/national/_appNotes/

National books, including Linear Handbooks from 1971 to 2003:
http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/components/national/_dataBooks/

1994 book: http://bitsavers.trailing-edge.com/...994_National_Linear_Applications_Handbook.pdf

ak

 

Thanks Dennis et al. That is the exact one I was missing! There are a lot of variant Linear application handbooks but that is the gem of the lot and hard to find.

bitsavers is new to me but I have it in my list now, Thanks guys!