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AH_WA70
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IC Datasheets

11/18/2009 8:50 AM

I can not find a datasheet for these ICs 360-2002b,360-2020b,360-2010b,360-2040b
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BiomedWV
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11/18/2009 11:42 AM

Get an SK cross reference book and look up the replacements for them. Then go on-line and look up the new numbers.
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11/18/2009 11:49 AM

They could be custom ICs from a company that manufactures the device.

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11/18/2009 11:27 PM

I'd suggest goggle, but i know what you mean...no good.
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11/19/2009 8:34 PM

It dont look like the IC part number.

It may be the production date to me.
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11/23/2009 3:34 AM

Those look like "In House" part numbers to me. When a company is buying a million 7404 ICs (for example), they will have them labeled with their in-house stock number... not the actual part number aka 7404. So your only option is to go to the equipment manufacturer to find out what a 360-2002b is in the real world.

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