The early Texas Instruments TTL Databooks of 1974/1976 showed the full actual Gate-Logic Schematics for each of the TTL IC's. Can anyone please direct me to a facility that supplies these same type Datasheets.
Thanks for any help...
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ONSEMI (Motorola) do, for example:
Dave.
try this link You can find EXACTLY what You are looking for:
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It's one thing to show the gate-level circuit, as for a D-type flip flop in this case. It's quite another to show the full transistor-level circuit. Some of the old RCA COSMAC (i.e., cmos) datasheets did that.
-- COS/MOS ?
Well, the 74/76 TI databook is online at bitsavers, if that's exactly what you want.
For the better, logic design since the 70's has progressed to be less logic-schematic driven and more truth-table and table-driven. Makes synthesis and testing infinitely easier after you get past the 7447 seven-segment decoder :-).
To be completely fair, some of the chips in the 76 TI databook were actually bipolar PROM's preprogrammed with a truth table and if you look at these chips in the 76 TI databook, for example the 74184, you just see truth tables.
Tim.
Nostalgia..... I used those to replace a 32 x 64 diode microprogram board on PDP 'type' computer....They made up the op codes and the instruction set.... :) Dam unreliable in those days :(
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