WTB: SAA3049 IC

Feb 05, 2006 6 Replies

Looking to buy one off SAA3049 IC (Philips IR decoder).



Anyone have a spare one or know where I could get one otherwise it's down to writing software for a micro.



TIA



Alan


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Alan,

I think we still have some at work.

How many do you need?

I will have to let you know on tuesday as Monday is a Holiday here in NZ.

Cheers

John

SAA3049 replacement with Philips 80c51 micro

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JG

Thanks for the offer John.

After further searching and looking at the specs I ended writing s/w for an Atmel 2313 to do the decoding and display - only want to display one piece of data at a time on a test unit - and I was going to have to use something to convert the data into sensible outputs anyway.

Once again , thanks

Alan

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Thanks JG.

I decided to roll my own using an Atmel 2313 as a receiver/decoder.

Thanks again

Alan

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Dear Sirs,

We do have stock of SAA3049AP or SAA3049AT.

If you are still looking for this, pls let us know.

Our delivery cost is USD 10.00 to Aus. ( 7 to 14 days ) USD 28.00 to Aus. ( 3 days )

Waiting for your idea !

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