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Datasheet search engine for electronic components
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Oct 16, 2007 01:00 PM
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That site is fine if you're looking for parts that are currently in production, AND stocked by one of the major distributors (Avnet, Arrow, Future, etc.).
A lot of times, however, hackers, builders, and MAKErs alre looking for older or more obscure part information and sources.
For datasheets, it's tough to beat AllDataSheet.com
For sources, I always try FindChips.com
For example, and from a current thread in the forums, plug "MC145436" into each and you'll see what I mean.
John
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INGENIUS!!!! this is the one site i've been waiting for since i started doing circuit design.
this will make my life so much better.
someone did what i've wanted for sooo long.
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There are a ton of datasheet search sites available, like John had mentioned it is better to be able to search old part data. Here are a few of the bigger ones that have a good amount of datasheets :
datasheetarchive.com
freedatasheets.com
alldatasheets.com
datasheet4u.com
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