Hello,

It is also not in the 1992 databook.
In there are the following DAC's:



The full databook can be downloaded here:
https://archive.org/details/bitsavers_microNetworoNetworksDataConversionProducts_55901201

Bertus

 

Hello,

For those who are interested in old datasheets and databooks, have a look at this selection at the internet archive:
https://archive.org/details/ic_datasheets

Bertus

 

Hello,

I'm looking for an old Brooktree Databook that contained app. notes for ATE testing.
Any ideas?
I've found the PDF of the old Brooktree Graphics and Imaging, but if I recall correctly,
Brooktree had a data book specifically for ATE.

Thanks
Archer

 

Hello,

Is there someting for you between these:
https://archive.org/search.php?query=brooktree&and[]=mediatype:"texts"

Bertus

 

Hi Guys

I am looking for Mitsubishi Data Books covering old Transistors from the 1980's, does anyone have any as a PDF?

Regards

Kevin

 

Hello all,

Looking for Micro Power Systems Data Book. Generic sounding name turns up energy saving or some weird sites. I'm specifically looking for any page for MP7533. There is Exar I know but I would rather have the old data book from mid 80s to early 90s. Exar is missing the MP suffix. I see RichardO has '92 year edition.

- Luis

 

Hi Guys

I am looking for Mitsubishi Data Books covering old Transistors from the 1980's, does anyone have any as a PDF?

Regards

Kevin

AFAICR: Mitsubishi have a documents place in the home counties, somewhere like St Albans or WGC. last time I asked them nicely, they sent me a pile of assorted data books.

Legacy data books are far less likely - but nothing ventured, nothing gained.

 

Hello all,

Looking for Micro Power Systems Data Book. Generic sounding name turns up energy saving or some weird sites. I'm specifically looking for any page for MP7533. There is Exar I know but I would rather have the old data book from mid 80s to early 90s. Exar is missing the MP suffix. I see RichardO has '92 year edition.

- Luis

Have a look at Analog Devices AD7533.

 

I have done an inventory of my collection of old data books. It numbers about 600 books at this time. There are still some stragglers that need to be added when I get the time.

See this thread for background:
http://forum.allaboutcircuits.com/t...onductor-linear-applications-handbook.100301/

Since this is the Electronics Resource Forum I am going to make an offer to members of the AAC Forums. I am willing to scan a limited number of obscure data sheets (not entire data books) from my collection. All I ask is that you do not request data sheets that are already available on-line.


-- RichardO

Hello all ,

My name is Cristian, I live in Romania, and I am passionate about vintage audio equipment. My passion is the restoration of these "sacred monsters" of the 60s-70-80s, some of which are true works of engineering art.
Right now I'm about to bring back to life a Sansui AU-20000 amplifier, which unfortunately got into unpredictable hands.
I asked you to help me with documentation on NEC transistors from the 70s to 80s.

With thanks for receiving among your beautiful community,
my respects
Cristian

 

Hello,

Here I found a page with some old databooks:
http://n4trb.com/AmateurRadio/SemiconductorHistory/SemiconductorDocuments.htm

Bertus

 

Thank you very much Bertus! Very interesting!

I hope, however, that @RichardO has a catalog of NEC transistors from the 80s.

After the holidays I will take the time to attach the catalogs and datasheets collected by me for semiconductors from the 60s until the 90s.

Happy New Year I wish you!

 

Hello,

I noticed that the internet archive also has a lot of old databooks of all kinds:
http://archive.org/search.php?query...ts&and[]=subject:"Data+Book"&sort=-publicdate

Bertus

 

Thanks a lot for your care.
I am a donor for this site. I consider him one of the most successful altruistic initiatives.
I also support any initiative for free access to knowledge and learning. I'm part of the board of the school I taught in my childhood. I have even set up a kids' (circle) electronics club that wants to do this after the study hours. We are now discussing Interelectronik for sponsorship with laboratory materials and components(any sponsor is welcome ...: D), and we are also working with the mayor of the city to set up an electronics course in this school.

Thanks again for your support!

 

Hello,

For those who are interested in old datasheets and databooks, have a look at this selection at the internet archive:
https://archive.org/details/ic_datasheets

Bertus

This is interesting.

Between @RichardO and I, together we must have thousands of data sheets and reference books.

Does anyone have any ideas on how to archive all of our collection, without reinventing the wheel and duplicating the fine work already online at the links below?

https://archive.org/details/ic_datasheets
http://archive.org/search.php?query...ts&and[]=subject:"Data+Book"&sort=-publicdate

 

Is the archive already scanned, or is it on paper?

 

Is the archive already scanned, or is it on paper?

These are original books and documents on paper. Scanning will require paid staff which I assume is what archive.org is doing.

One would have to consider the merits of destroying the books in order to unbind the pages and use autofeed scanners.

 

Hello,

P. milllit also has scanned a lot of books:
http://www.tubebooks.org/technical_books_online.htm
On the bottom of the page he explains how he did the job.

This is only one page from this site: http://www.tubebooks.org/

Bertus

 

If I was closer I was going to scan myself.



I need the datasheet for the following transistors:

2SA726
2SC1313
2SC1708

Thank you in advance!

Happy New Year I Want You!

 

Hello,

I scanned 3 pages from my databook where the transistors are mentioned.

Bertus

 

Thank you Mr. Bertus.
I know you are saying that I am always dissatisfied, but I need the datasheet. In the condensed catalog I find hfe in general. I need the hfe rank on the classes and the diagrams of the characteriscope to find the perfect replacement for those transistors.
I'm trying to do a restoration, not a repair.

Anyway, thank you very much. At least I found the ft criterion.