[Coco] OT: Gold Ceramic chip (circa 1973)

[jdaggett at gate.net]

Because of the thin 30 to 60 micro inches of gold plated over nickel the
idiot, er excuse me, the fine gentleman thinks he has a lot of gold in
that chip. Thus thinks it is very valuable. I would hate to burst his
bubble.  

Typical of the used car salesman mentality of these fine perveyors of
ancient semiconductors. They over pay to get them in thinking what they
have is valuable and only end up with an item that only someone restoring
old equipment would be interested in but ptobably not at that price. 

james

On 21 Jan 2011 at 8:38, Rogelio Perea wrote:

> On regards to this -> http://tinyurl.com/4d2c89w <- I was able to find on
> the web:
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> MM5015AD:
> 
> 64 to 120 Bit Shift Register
> National Semiconductor
> Shift Registers
> Bits Per Reg.=64
> No. of Reg.=3
> Data Inp Mode=Serial
> Data Outp Mode=Serial
> f(oper) Max. (Hz)=2.5M
> t(PLH) Maximum (S)=200n
> Mode Dyn/ Stat=Static
> P(D) Max.(W) Power Dissipation=144m
> Vsup Nom.(V) Supply Voltage=5.0
> Status=Discontinued
> Package=DIP
> Pins=16
> Military=N
> Technology=PMOS
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> $100.00?
> 
> 
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