Indentification of old (1970) logic family?
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Date: 07/05/04
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Date: Sun, 4 Jul 2004 21:19:10 -0400
Google and friends have been of no help and hoping someone
can help me identify some devices. I'm doing a bit of reverse-
engineering on a device that uses a logic family I've never
encountered and which I can't find. Functions appear to be
similar to ttl (gates, hex inverters, flipflops). Packages
are standard 14-, 16-, and 24-pin dip. Manufacture date
is 1970. Logo is an outlined box with small 's' inside (LSI?).
Given loads and resister pull-up values, logic can sink quite
a bit of current. Power supply is a bit outside of standard
ttl spec (running about 5.6V). Devices I'm trying to track
down are: TR1001, TR1004, TR1005, TR1006, TR1007, TR1008,
TR1009, TR1010, TR1011, TR1014, TR1016, and TR1023.
My museum doesn't go back far enough so I'm looking for any
info. I don't need electrical characteristics, just function
and pinout. Thanks...
-- Monty Brandenberg
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