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Wtb: chip ST16C450CP40-F

By Puffdanny

3 years ago



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    GPE

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    Not sure this helps but you should also be able to use the Texas Instruments TL16C450N.
    Equally obsolete but maybe easier to find?
    Real difficult to locate these in a DIP package.

    Jameco (if you trust them...) has the TL16C550CN. Same part but capable of faster speed.

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