What is PCF79735S ?

Nov 12, 2006 6 Replies

Can't find this component in the Internet. Any idea? I found it in car remote - BUT IS HAS NO ANY CONTACTS, it's stuck into plastic wrapping.


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Not sure, but could it be a "transponder", in form of a small glass tube with coil and small IC inside, my FORD remote key has one, if I remove it from the key the car won't start.

Regards, Ben

The PCF prefix denotes a Philips Semi (now nxp) part. As the NXP site truly sucks, it may not be exporting the appropriate pages via google or other engines.

I suggest you look at nxp, if you can stomach the useless flash and crap.

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I now refuse to use their parts - I can't even navigate the site without javascript and flash enabled.

Cheers

PeteS

It's possible the part was made by Philips (now NXP) for a specific OEM under contract and therefore has the Philips prefix but is not available to a general public search.

Cheers

PeteS

This was a Philips (now NXP) part. It has not been offered for about six years. It is described as a "secured program, readwrite transponder" according to DN44 on the NXP site.

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