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From: neese@adaptx1.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.periphs.scsi
Subject: Re: <13752@ibmpcug.co.uk>
Message-ID: <283400136@adaptx1>
Date: 11 Jun 91 02:37:42 GMT
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Nf-From: adaptx1.UUCP!neese    Jun 10 10:44:00 1991


>/* ---------- "RE: Request for SCSI chip manufactu" ---------- */
>Some time ago there was a request for info about SCSI chips from a 
>reader in Australia.  That article is no longer on our newsreader,
>but I hope this response will be of some help to somebody.
>The person was looking for manufacturers or distrubuters of SCSI
>chips in Australia.
>We here in England have gone through some similar trouble in trying to find
>the SCSI chip best suited for our needs.  During our search, there was a 
>very interesting article published:
>"SCSI ICs", by Maury Wright, EDN (Electronic Design News?)
>Magazine; a Cahners publication, March 28, 1991 pp. 122-131.
>
>This article has a fairly comprehensize list of chips available.  I'm sorry
>that I don't have a list of mfg. addresses in Australia, but here is the
>quick summary :
>
>Manufacturer         Chip Number         US Phone No.    US FAX No.
>
>Adaptec Inc          AIC-6250           (408)945-8600   (408)262-2533
>STUFF DELETED<

Missed one.  The AIC-6260.  Different family of SCSI Protocol chips than the
6250.

			Roy Neese
			Adaptec Senior SCSI Applications Engineer
			UUCP @  neese@adaptex
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