Am Sonntag, 22. April 2007 00:25 schrieb Jan Kandziora:
>
> Ouch. The DS2404 was a useful chip for such appliances. I planned to use it
> in a future design, too. I have a datasheet from last year without "Do not
> use for new designs" printed over it...
>
> > I don't suppose dallas/maxim are amenable to listening to us mere
> > hobiests...
>
> Not being a mere hobbyist, I'll ask at Maxim about the discontinuation of
> DS2404... maybe there will be a substitute for this.
>
Ok. I asked Maxim Europe headquarters about this and got the response DS2404S
and DS2404B are still available in quantities 1000 and up within 5 weeks
after order. Don't think this will change soon.
There is no replacement part for the DS2404 yet, it was cancelled because the
factory producing it changed its machinery and a resonable stock was build up
already.
I think, for mere hobbyist needs, the available stock is more than sufficient.
Don't know if they still give away samples of that device...
Kind regards
Jan
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