Hi All,
I have an old old unit I am trying to fix. I need info on one of the parts... looks like a BIG DIL IC, I believe it is what is called "NORBIT"
The number on it is 4NOR60. Just need the pinout and fuctionality.
Thanks in Advace
Iain
Hi All,
I have an old old unit I am trying to fix. I need info on one of the parts... looks like a BIG DIL IC, I believe it is what is called "NORBIT"
The number on it is 4NOR60. Just need the pinout and fuctionality.
Thanks in Advace
Iain
NORBIT technology was developed around the 1960's by Philips. I seem to remember it comprised a family of "industrial strength" semiconductor modules intended to be used in process control equipment.
There is 20 page chapter on the Norbit family in a 1967 Philips databook in my library. My email address off the URL below
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book contains pinout of dual quad input nor package, 2NOR60,17 pins yes 17, not the 4NOR60, how many pins ?. You are aware they use 24volt ?
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17,
A 1971 Philips book has extended range of Norbit series, 100 pages
4NOR60 is 17 pins, quad 2 and 3 i/p nor , obscure numbering pattern, maximum 30V supply and permisible range on i/ps -24V to 90 V.Viewing package on top with 9 pins on top and 8 pins below, starting pin 1 top left and going around clockwise
1,2,3 i/p nor gate 1 4 output 4 5 out 2 6,8 i nor 3 7 supply for 1 9 common 0V 10,11,12 i nor 2 13 o nor3 14 o nor1 15,17 i nor4 16 supply nor 2,3 ,4for any other info, a matter of photocopying
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Thanks for all the help.....now have the info I need
Iain
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Wilkie Electronics
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correction to pinout number pattern. start top left number 1 then bottom row start at left with number 10
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