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From: punia@uvm-gen.UUCP (David T. Punia)
Newsgroups: net.analog,net.micro,net.wanted
Subject: Looking for Intel 2920's
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Date: Fri, 14-Jun-85 08:12:18 EDT
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  I've just been informed by a distributor that the Intel 2920 signal
processing microcomputer has been discontinued.  As we still have 
application for these, I'm looking for a source. Does anyone out there
have any they may be willing to part with or know of a vendor that 
might have some left on his shelves?  We use them to teach digital
signal processing (but not for long).  Does anyone know of a similar product?

  The 2920 is (was) a uC for real-time digital processing of analog
signals.  It has a mux'd A/D on the front end, 25 bit ALU, specialized
instruction set for signal processing, on-chip EPROM and D/A and DMUX
with sample&holds on the outputs, and some scratchpad memory.

  Anyone out there in a similar bind?  Please send me any leads by mail.
Thanks aplenty.


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