I was just sitting here whiling away a Friday afternoon, with the weather more amenable to having a picnic, and happened to think of some of the first integrated circuits (ICs) I ever heard of - they were from Motorola, and ran off 3.6Vdc Vcc, and they were either RTL or DTL, or maybe there isn't that much difference in those technologies.
Oh, OK. I'm reminiscing. Sigh.
Say, Jim Thompson - didn't you used to work at Motorola? I'm not going to say I think you worked there at the time, even though you are more than a year older than I am ;-), but I was just sort of wondering if you or anyone else remember those chips. Their part number was something like MC733 or MC312 or something like that - two letters to indicate "Motorola" and three digits.
Anybody remember them, or have any stories about using them?
Thanks! Rich