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Re: are there any databases that could be viewed locally that would give basic info about ics?

Rich Webb wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

> >>Hi - I have always hoped to find some sort of database that could be >>downloaded to my computer (or better yet one of my PDAs) that would >>allow me to do a quick search for a specific part number. I wouldn't >>be looking for a datasheet - just perhaps a quick mention of what the >>chips function was and/or similar parts. Has anyone ever seen anything >>like this? Thanks! > > Chipdir sounds like what you're looking for. > >
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> > are the main links but any given link can go to any of several > different mirror sites. > > See the "About" link in the box at the bottom of every page for terms > and conditions regarding downloading the database for personal use. > (Summary: it's OK.) They even give instructions on how and where to > download the necessary information. >

that looks perfect! Too bad I'm getting 404s for all of the downloads :(

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Michael
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I only had 50 mbytes of server space back then. In future the latest version should always be available at:

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Please note that although you can 'run' the complete site locally on you harddisk it will try to access the WWW to fill in ads from the (my) sit adprov.com. When you want to run the site totally off-line a trick is t put an entry in your hosts file linking the IP-address of

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to your local computer (localhost).

Have fun! Jaap

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ganswijk

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