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c17f

Abstract: c04f C08F MC68HC11E2 d604 AN-909 C07F C23A 8604 68HC11
Contextual Info: AN-909 Simple Interface for 68HC11 to MICROWIRE “Chip Security” EEPROMs Fairchild Application Note 909 ABSTRACT BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE NM93CSxx FEATURES Fairchild’s NM93CSxx Family of serial EEPROMs offers sophisticated protection against accidental overwrites from power surges,

rold rotary switches RC Series

Abstract: MM74HC4016 National Semiconductor COP888BC Deutsch Relays E215 endless rotary potentiometer COP800 COP884BC COP888CG COP888EK E215
Contextual Info: COP8 Microcontroller COP888 Feature Family User’s Manual Literature Number 620897-003 September 1996 REVISION RECORD ii REVISION RELEASE DATE A 03/89 First Release COP888 User’s Manual NSC Publication Number 420411060-001A B 07/94 Reformatted and updated manual to include information on new devices added to the COP888 Feature

eeprom 93c66 programmer schematic

Abstract: 93C46 national semiconductor 93C46 national 93C66 national semiconductor an8411 93c06 national semiconductor COP820 NM93Cxx an841 NM93C06
Contextual Info: National Semiconductor Application Note 841 Paul Bryant July 1996 ABSTRACT National’s NM93Cxx and NM93CSxx family of serial EEPROMs have MICROWIRE ‘‘slave’’ interfaces that directly connect to the MICROWIRE ‘‘master’’ interfaces on the COP8TM family of 8-bit microcontrollers Peak data transfer

crystal 2109 washing machine

Abstract: 6 VOLT DC REGULATED POWER SUPPLY USING 7806 COP8SAx Triac based Lamp Dimmer power control lm3516 industrial security system with auto dialer Controlling dimmer lamp by using DTMF software mnemonics for washing machine control air conditioner CONTROLLER National semiconductor microcontroller
Contextual Info: COP8 MICROCONTROLLER COP8SAx Designer’s Guide Literature Number 620894-001 January 1997 REVISION RECORD ii REVISION RELEASE DATE -001 1/97 SUMMARY OF CHANGES First Release PREFACE This manual is written with the intention to serve as a Designer’s Guide for those who

Contextual Info: Product Specification Sheet art 1000BS Initial U se: Puls* Cod* Modulation PCM Transceiver Description 39 29 The AT&T 1000BS Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) Transceiver converts the 1.544 Mbits/s T1 format to a 4.096 Mbits/s system format in the receive direction and vice versa in the transmit direction. The

Contextual Info: ATKT 229KF Product Specification Sheet Initial Use: Pulse Code Modulation PCM Transceiver 40 21 r r . . t t Description The AT&T 229KF Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) Transceiver converts the 1.544 Mbits/s T1 format to a 4.096 Mbits/s system format in the receive

transistor A539

Abstract: National semiconductor microcontroller DS8907 marking code t1a A-18 a539 COP888EG dimmer 1-10V design 2625MHz
Contextual Info: Home COP8 Microcontroller COP8 Flash Family User’s Manual Literature Number 620xxx-001 April 2000 REVISION RECORD ii REVISION RELEASE DATE -001 06/00 SUMMARY OF CHANGES First Release COP8 Flash Family User’s Manual PREFACE The COP8™ Flash Family of 8-bit microcontrollers is ideally suited to embedded

LM932

Abstract: AN-755 C1995 COP820 LM335 LM392 LM335 Precision Temperature Sensor National SWITCH debouncing NM95C12 EFB810-3/4-3/NM95C12
Contextual Info: National Semiconductor Application Note 755 Sean Long February 1991 INTRODUCTION This application note describes a general purpose industrial controller and details how a NM95C12 can be used to integrate a number of different functions typically found in such

MC68HC11 interface board block diagram

Abstract: SPI EEPROM code flow diagram MC68HC11 interface board MC68HC11 instruction set microcontroller 68HC11 MC68HC11 interface board hardware NM93Cxx 68HC11 tl 0001 C1995
Contextual Info: National Semiconductor Application Note 909 Brian Underwood October 1993 ABSTRACT National’s NM93CSxx Family of serial EEPROMs offers sophisticated protection against accidental overwrites from power surges controller crashes and other potential noise sources Utilizing the data protection features in these devices require a few simple command sequences which may

Deutsch Relays E215

Abstract: COP822C COP840CJ E215 COP87 8523 triac cop8780 cop80 COPS microcontroller triac based ac motor speed control using light di
Contextual Info: COP8 COP8 Basic Family User’s Manual Literature Number 620895-002 June 1996 READER’S COMMENT FORM In the interest of improving our documentation, National Semiconductor invites your comments on this manual. Please restrict your comments to the documentation. Technical Support may be contacted at:

SERCON410

Contextual Info: SERCON410B DATASHEET USE IN LIFE SUPPORT DEVICES OR SYSTEMS MUST BE EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED. SG S-THOM SO N PRO DUCTS ARE NOT AU THO RIZED FOR USE AS CRITICAL C O M PO NENTS IN LIFE SUPPO RT DEVICES OR SYSTEM S W ITH O U T THE EXPRESS W RITTEN APPRO VAL OF SG S-TH O M SO N M icroelectronics.

93C46 national semiconductor

Abstract: 93C46 national sk 841 93C66 national semiconductor COP800 eeprom 93c66 programmer schematic NATIONAL 93C46 national semiconductor 93c46 93C46 93C56
Contextual Info: National Semiconductor Application Note 841 Robert Stodieck July 1992 ABSTRACT National’s NM93Cxx and NM93CSxx family of serial EEPROMs have MICROWIRE ‘‘slave’’ interfaces that directly connect to the MICROWIRE ‘‘master’’ interfaces on the

rold rotary switches RC Series

Abstract: del Transistor A614 COP888BC National semiconductor microcontroller F615 COP888CF COP888CG COP888CL COP888EB COP888EK
Contextual Info: COP8 Microcontroller COP8 Feature Family User’s Manual Literature Number 620897-005 March 1999 REVISION RECORD ii REVISION RELEASE DATE A 03/89 First Release COP888 User’s Manual NSC Publication Number 420411060-001A B 07/94 Reformatted and updated manual to include information on

MC68HC11

Abstract: NM93CS56 68HC11 NM93CS06 NM93CS46 NM93CS66 MC68HC11 interface board block diagram 93CSXX
Contextual Info: Fairchild Application Note 909 Brian Underwood March 1997 ABSTRACT Fairchild’s NM93CSxx Family of serial EEPROMs offers sophisticated protection against accidental overwrites from power surges, controller crashes, and other potential noise sources. Utilizing the data protection features in these devices require a few, simple command sequences which may