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From: mark@mips.com (Mark G. Johnson)
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Subject: Re: 8 Bit Counters
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Date: 8 Mar 91 02:49:33 GMT
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totty@flute.cs.uiuc.edu (Brian Totty) writes:
>
> ... manufacturer/part numbers for commonly available 8 bit counters ?
>

There's the 74x393.  Connect pin 6 to pin 13 and you're done.  It's made
in TTL, Lowpower Schottky TTL, FAST-TTL, Highspeed CMOS, and Highspeed
CMOS TTL-compatible.  Digi Key lists it as MM74HC393 for $0.60,
as MN74HC393 for $1.50, and CD74HCT393 for $1.10.

There's the 74F269 available from DigiKey.

There's the 74AHCT590 available from DigiKey.  Also the 74HCTLS591.

There's the 74HC4040 ($0.80) and 74HCT4040 ($1.10) which are 12 bit
devices.  Available from DigiKey.

Quoting from the catalog cover, "Easy to remember: 1-800-DIGI-KEY".
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