Motorola old application notes archive

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Hi to all

Recently I was clearing my stuff and I found a whole bunch of
application notes from the 1990's. Many are not on the On/Freescale
websites. I have read that the old archives were removed, but I think
many of the note are still useful, if applied to a newer processor.

Is there anyone hosting such an archive? I have scanned and OCR'd many
of the notes and do not mind uploading them - if that is legal to do
so.

Cheers!

 

[Michael Robinson]

Hi to all

Recently I was clearing my stuff and I found a whole bunch of
application notes from the 1990's. Many are not on the On/Freescale
websites. I have read that the old archives were removed, but I think
many of the note are still useful, if applied to a newer processor.

Is there anyone hosting such an archive? I have scanned and OCR'd many
of the notes and do not mind uploading them - if that is legal to do
so.

Cheers!

For app notes with graphs or equations that the OCR doesn't recognize
you can upload images to alt.binaries.schematics.electronic

 

[legg]

Hi to all

Recently I was clearing my stuff and I found a whole bunch of
application notes from the 1990's. Many are not on the On/Freescale
websites. I have read that the old archives were removed, but I think
many of the note are still useful, if applied to a newer processor.

Is there anyone hosting such an archive? I have scanned and OCR'd many
of the notes and do not mind uploading them - if that is legal to do
so.

Cheers!

Around Y2K there was:

http://merchant.hibbertco.com

hosted by motorola, but no longer, it seems.

http://web.archive.org/web/20011031215133/http://merchant.hibbertco.com/servlet/MtrlDeactServlet

Due to the Motorola to ON/Freescale split.

The web is great, until it's gone.

Some of the older app notes are republished by ON with the same AN
number, even for devices once tagged as not for new design.

RL

 

[Bob Pownall]

legg wrote:

The web is great, until it's gone.

Give the Internet Wayback Machine, http://www.archive.org/web/web.php, a
try. I've had reasonably good luck with it.

Specifically, here are its hits for your http://merchant.hibbertco.com
link: http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://merchant.hibbertco.com

Bob Pownall