Easily find electronic and semiconductor datasheets

[cathdsp]

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[Melanie]

Yeah...

A search on PIC16F, PIC18 or just PIC (done 12 December 2007)... produces ZERO results... obviously Microchip doesn't sell enough of these obscure devices...

Selecting 16F brought up a pile of Toshiba LED's, selecting one brought up the Datasheet (previous hits on this Datasheet NIL), AND then displayed the Part Number into the "Popular Datasheet Seraches" catagory on the Home Page. So a HIT of 1 (mine!) makes this a 'popular' search!!!

...and why would you want to go to a third-party website when you could so easily in this day and age ask the manufacturer and get an answer direct from the horses mouth?

BUT, yes, in all fairness, it did bring up a Datasheet...

[Acetronics2]

10 circuits refs ...

NO hit !

Note is : 0/10 ....

Alain

[sayzer]

Come on!

Give it some time.

We were all babies when we were born.

[skimask]

Starts with: MAX232
Zero hits.
Contains: MAX232
Zero hits.
Ends with: MAX232
Zero hits.

Priceless...Literally, Priceless, as in 'zero' net worth.

[presario1425]

For PIC datasheets, I go directly to Microchip's website. For other parts, http://www.datasheetcatalog.net/ seems to be quite good.