Hi guys,
Just to let you know that you can now order *nwts* with a glossy black
acrylic case too.
Also, when buying *nwts*, you can now also select either an audio cable or
a metal adapter to connect *nwts* to your device.
If you ordered *nwts* before the cases were available and are
Before the Microchip acquisition, Atmel wasn't exactly fabless, they had
purchased a few smaller companies that came with fabs. I don't know where
the AVR series is made.
The problem is likely counterfeit parts, or die that didn't test 100%, and
"leaked" out of fabs... This is more common than
I agree with what you and the others have said. I should mention, the
reason why I want to warn the others about this is because the listings on
sites such as Aliexpress/Alibaba actually do say that the component is
"original" and "new". If it was marked as refurbished or something like
that,
No idea, though I can't imagine them changing their entire work flow and
methods just like that. The blank silicon may come from MicroChip now.
John
On 12/18/2016 11:34 AM, John Rehwinkel wrote:
>> Atmel is what is known as a foundryless manufacturer. That is they have
>> hunks of silicon
> Atmel is what is known as a foundryless manufacturer. That is they have
> hunks of silicon logic manufactured by someone else.
Is that still true, after their acquisition by Microchip?
- John
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Likewise - as I used to be in the UK, it was Farnell (Element 14, who also
own Newark), RS, Rapid or similar. Occasionally, I'd use DigiKey or Mouser,
both of whom have UK delivery services at respectable rates.
Out here in the UAE, it's still Farnell but I have to wait two days instead
of one
