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I am sure Uwe would send you a copy if you would make a proper
request via private email so he can simply attach the file to his
reply.
The data sheet is available at FTZ so no need to scan paper or
bother Uwe.
Bob Smith
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, August 10, 2002 7:33
PM
Subject: Re: Searching for data sheet of
Intel's EPROM 1702a
Adriano Wrote:
Is there anybody who can supply me with the
data sheet of a very very ancient EPROM made by Intel and AMD "i1702a" or "AM1702" (it's a 24 pins).
Thank
you for your kindness.
Eng. Adriano Fontana
Hi Adriano,
Uwe
was so kind to send the datasheet, but the list did not allow attachments, so
the "datasheet file" contains only a short message from the list Guru.
After all it is not sure that you could get the datasheet from FTZ. If
not, I can tell you, I have a paper version of this datasheet. Let me know
whether you need it. I hope I can scan it somewhere.
Regards,
Harry
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