legg prodded the keyboard
If you lay the "U" on its side with one having the legs to the left and the other to the right with the middle bit overlapping.
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Excuse the ascii art. At one time there were some manufacturers logo's on the net. I've not been able to find those either.
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legg prodded the keyboard
Is that the one with a metal can half the hight of a standard TO18 ?
You should be able to find that at the USPTO, likely at uspto.gov. They have a reasonable classification scheme and search capability. Or if you take a photo of the trade mark and let google search based on it that might be quicker.
That's SGS ATES or SGS Thomson.
For logos, try
The links should still be working, but give the page a chance to load
- there are a lot of small images.
RL
Know what I think after all this ? These were rejects from Tek for being marked wrong.
How many you got ? Maybe you can sell them on eBay. Or maybe to ESI or HGR. They actually buy stuff like that.
legg prodded the keyboard
Yes ! You were spot on with SGS. I bookmarked the link you gave. I hope thats OK.
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snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com prodded the keyboard
That is quite possible ! Most of the semis are just loose in the bottom of an anti static metalised bag. They were originally bought at an auction of some repair company that had gone toes up. It must have been over 20 years ago. Most of what I bought has gone in for
load in this morning.
those two companies.
Only three. Two still in packets. I don't care much for Ebay. I doubt that they would be worth much anyway. But thanks for the suggestion.
I searched "electronics part logos"
could be SGS-Ates?
Jasen Betts prodded the keyboard
Hi Jason,
Yes that is the one !
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SPS is house numbered parts made by Motorola, and only the customer got the data on them.
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