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    actually i use
    Digikey
    ElectroSonic
    Allied
    MCM
    Newark
    Mouser
    and some local dealer here in Montreal

    Digikey is the fastest i use. I get my stock for the next day. You have to compare price between those if you plan to make a big production. Use their website to compare. Price may change every day.

    Some also use Jameco... i can`t comment on them.

    For free parts... As i know, you can have some sample from company like Microchip, TI and such. 1-2 sample / part#... not much. But for testing purpose it's even enough.
    Last edited by mister_e; - 16th February 2005 at 22:16.
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