resource for identifying ICs from top markings
resource for identifying ICs from top markings
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Hello all,
I recently found myself trying to identify an IC (which I still havn't) and realized I can't find a reliable source for identifying ICs by their markings. In my specific case, it is an 8-pin SOIC, probably an Op-amp of some kind, with the following marking:
1350
PAXM
I have also seen this as
1350
XBXI
I've looked around and found a few websites, but they are more helpful at identifying a logo (which this chip doesn't have), or listing manufacturer prefixes, (which this chip also doesn't have).
Does anyone know of a good resource for this type of identification?
Does anyone recognise this IC marking?
Thanks,
B
I recently found myself trying to identify an IC (which I still havn't) and realized I can't find a reliable source for identifying ICs by their markings. In my specific case, it is an 8-pin SOIC, probably an Op-amp of some kind, with the following marking:
1350
PAXM
I have also seen this as
1350
XBXI
I've looked around and found a few websites, but they are more helpful at identifying a logo (which this chip doesn't have), or listing manufacturer prefixes, (which this chip also doesn't have).
Does anyone know of a good resource for this type of identification?
Does anyone recognise this IC marking?
Thanks,
B





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RE: resource for identifying ICs from top markings
Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com
RE: resource for identifying ICs from top markings
http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=2...
Just a possibility.
RE: resource for identifying ICs from top markings
RE: resource for identifying ICs from top markings
Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com
RE: resource for identifying ICs from top markings
Actually, many odd electronic components are offered on eBay. So after a quick peek on Google, I went straight to eBay. There's always somebody somewhere that has a tube of odd parts and they'll include in the item description whatever is marked on it, as well as (hopefully) they'll have already figured out exactly what they are. I've used this search technique several times before for oddly-marked, unknown parts. It's a useful trick.
Again - this MC1350 is a just a possibility.
RE: resource for identifying ICs from top markings
B
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