Trying to fix a 2 gen atari driver board. Need chip CDN4013....Is this the same chip at Great Plains Electronics-Integrated Circuit, CMOS, Dual D-Type Flip-FlopPackage: DIP-14 Part 4013?
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Trying to fix a 2 gen atari driver board. Need chip CDN4013....Is this the same chip at Great Plains Electronics-Integrated Circuit, CMOS, Dual D-Type Flip-FlopPackage: DIP-14 Part 4013?
Thank you in advance
Quoted from pins4u:Usually the prefix numbers relate to the actual manufacturer of that particular part.
It sounds like a generic "4013" chip to me which could be sold with any number of prefixes.
Letters IN THE MIDDLE of the numbers are more important such as 74LS14 or 74HCT14
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Quoted from ForceFlow:It's not a 7400 series chip, so it won't have the logic subfamily in the middle.
This is a 4013 chip. The prefix in this case usually designstes the manufacturer. It's more commonly seen as CD4013 today.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_4000-series_integrated_circuits
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