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robitech
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Electronic component manufacturers symbols

02/29/2008 8:45 AM

Texas Instruments has its symbol on electronic components, same as motorola, mits, national semiconductor etc.. Does anyone know of a website that displays or keeps track of the many different manufacturers' symbols?
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02/29/2008 9:04 AM

Hmmmmm you could try www.icmaster.com

That web site lists all devices as well as logos and other information for the manufacturers...

At least it did 10 years ago and in their reference data books 30 years ago...

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02/29/2008 10:10 AM

OMG - I haven't seen an IC Master since before the days of the Internet. I had totally forgotten about them. Thanks for the link!
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