M Montagar New Member Sep 10, 2011 #1 I was going through some older (but not ancient ) chips that I have, and I found the following chip. STC 10F04 35I-PDIP40 I don't remember where it came from, and after searching the web, I can't seem to locate a datasheet or even an explanation of what this chip is for. It's a 40 pin plastic dual in-line package. Any help would be appreciated... thanks! Last edited: Sep 10, 2011
I was going through some older (but not ancient ) chips that I have, and I found the following chip. STC 10F04 35I-PDIP40 I don't remember where it came from, and after searching the web, I can't seem to locate a datasheet or even an explanation of what this chip is for. It's a 40 pin plastic dual in-line package. Any help would be appreciated... thanks!
Ian Rogers User Extraordinaire Forum Supporter Most Helpful Member Sep 10, 2011 #2 The STC 10F04 40PDIP is an 8051 micro processor... Datasheet
M Montagar New Member Sep 10, 2011 #3 That was fast! Thank you very much! Now I need to figure out why I have it. Last edited: Sep 10, 2011
jarlooja New Member Sep 13, 2011 #4 i have an IC on my CPU but it's not just a CPU but specially made for fuel dispenser panel board and capable of performing different task WINBOND W78E52B please can i know the full function through the preset board?
i have an IC on my CPU but it's not just a CPU but specially made for fuel dispenser panel board and capable of performing different task WINBOND W78E52B please can i know the full function through the preset board?
Ian Rogers User Extraordinaire Forum Supporter Most Helpful Member Sep 14, 2011 #5 Winbond are primarily ram chips.... But that one is a micro processor w78e52b.pdf .... same as above..
Winbond are primarily ram chips.... But that one is a micro processor w78e52b.pdf .... same as above..