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About IC AT89C52 and ULN2803

07/29/2008 4:49 AM

If anybody knows functionality about above mentioned ICs, which are microcontroller (44 pins of ATMEL) and darlington arrays(18 pins of TOSHIBA), then help me by sending site addresses, or e-mail me, i have already started a project using the two ICs........

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Re: About IC AT89C52 and ULN2803

07/29/2008 5:03 AM

The Customer Technical Service section of the component supplier can be an invaluable source of advice, and will be able to send application datasheets.

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Re: About IC AT89C52 and ULN2803

07/29/2008 5:19 AM

Look here for ULN2803

Look here for AT89C52

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