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AY-5-3507 data sheet

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Reinhard Zwirner

Dear experts,

Trying to repair an old Sinclair DM235 DMM I'm searching for the data
sheet of AY-5-3507 display driver(?) which is, BTW, cross referenced to
MP3202. Can anybody help? My highest degree of happiness would be
receiving the schematic of DM235 ;-) ...

Full of hope

Reinhard
 
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Joerg

Reinhard said:
Dear experts,

Trying to repair an old Sinclair DM235 DMM I'm searching for the data
sheet of AY-5-3507 display driver(?) which is, BTW, cross referenced to
MP3202. Can anybody help? My highest degree of happiness would be
receiving the schematic of DM235 ;-) ...

Can't help you there but I can't imagine that the MP3202 could possibly
be in such an old instrument:

www.plifon.com/Upload/UploadFiles/20091216135256499.pdf

Probably a duplicate numbering because it sure ain't a display driver.

Full of hope


There is always hope :)
 
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Joerg

Reinhard said:
Hi Joerg,

As to this type of MP3202: I'm afraid you're right.

So, what about this?

<http://www.bilder-hochladen.net/files/12b4-6i-jpg.html>

Possibly the information is wrong. General Semiconductor was acquired by
Vishay but chances are that the old datasheets and all that have ended
up in the dumpster. Maybe someone has an old databook? That's why I keep
those but unfortunately I don't have that one.
 
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Geo

Trying to repair an old Sinclair DM235 DMM I'm searching for the data
sheet of AY-5-3507 display driver(?) which is, BTW, cross referenced to
MP3202. Can anybody help?

I have scanned the 5 pages from my 1980 databook and zipped the jpgs.
8.5MB file available here for a couple of days:-
www.8zero.co.uk/ay-5-3507.zip

HTH
 
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Mark Zenier

Dear experts,

Trying to repair an old Sinclair DM235 DMM I'm searching for the data
sheet of AY-5-3507 display driver(?) which is, BTW, cross referenced to
MP3202. Can anybody help? My highest degree of happiness would be
receiving the schematic of DM235 ;-) ...

Haven't done this for a while... From the 1977 GI databook

<ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/AY-5-3705.pdf>

5 pages, 168k bytes.

I wonder if the old readership of sci.electronic.components is still
subscribing?


Mark Zenier [email protected]
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)
 
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Reinhard Zwirner

Mark said:
Haven't done this for a while... From the 1977 GI databook

<ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/AY-5-3705.pdf>

5 pages, 168k bytes.

Thank you very much :))!

Best regards

Reinhard
 
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Reinhard Zwirner

Jim Thompson schrieb:

[...]
550 /u/m/mzenier/AY-5-3705.pdf: No such file or directory

I first made the same experience. In the end I was successful
approaching the pdf file step by step ...

HTH

Reinhard
 
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petrus bitbyter

Jim Thompson said:
550 /u/m/mzenier/AY-5-3705.pdf: No such file or directory

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I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food.

Try:
ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/AY-5-3507.pdf

petrus bitbyter
 
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Mark Zenier

550 /u/m/mzenier/AY-5-3705.pdf: No such file or directory

...Jim Thompson

Ah, the problem with hand typed urls. And I double checked it, or so
I though. Well, the part number on the file at the server is correct...
(Workaround, go to the directory with <ftp://ftp.eskimo.com/u/m/mzenier/>).

Mark Zenier [email protected]
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)
 
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Mark Zenier

I have scanned the 5 pages from my 1980 databook and zipped the jpgs.
8.5MB file available here for a couple of days:-
www.8zero.co.uk/ay-5-3507.zip

Here's some hints.

Jpegs aren't good for scans of line drawings. They either bloat or
the quality sucks if the compression is too high.

Use monochrome pictures with a one bit per pixel based file format with
compression. The Group 4 CCITT (fax) compression on a monochrome image
(that's one available mode for tiff or .pdf files) will get you 30-50k
bytes per page. .Gif or .png are pretty good, too, but about twice that.

The OCR/font based systems like djvu or the one (whose name I don't
remember) in newer .pdfs is even better, maybe 3-5 times smaller. (But I
don't have the software to create those or even view some of them. As a
neo-luddite late adopter, version 1.2 or 1.3? pdfs seem to work best).

Mark Zenier [email protected]
Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)
 
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