Looking for info on an obsolete component

Try this. It took some time to google for this. I couldn't get a direct link to a pdf datasheet but if you click on the pdf icon, they will tell you to email them for the datasheet. 'Better than nothing. Good luck.

http://www.sierraic.com/pnresults.asp?part=MC3G04KIA6-5&button1=Search

Vulcan is right. Google it - newyorksemicon.com ? You didn't say if you simply wanted it or wanted to know about it. Old bits can be found , but I think it's really just a web-crawl job (unless you can find a device that would have one and scavenge it ) . Good luck. Kris

Thanks very much guys. I will check it out. I just wanted info on it. I noticed in Google that there are lots to buy, but not much info around.

Regards

John

There doesnt seem to be a datasheet under the link on that site - guess its back to crawling. :)

Cheers

John

No, there isn't. When you click it, it says that there is no datasheet available on the site but you can email the company and ask for a copy. Go ahead, no harm in trying.

Those guys with the parts for sale are discontinued parts specilists. They buy up old parts and when you need them, they want $100 each. Tell them you have 500 to sell, and see what they offer you. 5 cents?

I've had good luck on obsolete items thru

http://www.canics.com/electronic_component/m8/764.html

no affiliation, just good past experience

http://www.4starelectronics.com/part_search/

yes, they are one of those companies that charge and arm + leg for old maintenance parts. I suppose they fill a need.

http://www.4starelectronics.com/

John,

Try this site.

They have data sheets on about a million old electronic parts, (no exaggeration.)

This one too: http://www.loadparts.com/search.asp?datasheet=MC3G-04KIA6-5

Summit has hard to find parts.

http://www.summitelectronics.com/search.html

You may try www.datasheetpro.com

Datasheet pro is a FREE electronic engineering tool that enables you to locate product datasheets from hundreds of electronic component manufacturers worldwide.

Try Reliable Electronics Corp.

http://www.electronicpartsdistributor.com

They have a really easy Part Search Page.