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Please Help with the Identification of this Part

jw0752
jw0752 over 7 years ago

While cleaning out the backroom of an Electronics Store we came across about 100 of these chips. I took them to the shop but I have not been able to determine what they are. Resistance readings are very high and capacitance readings are negligible. Hamlin is now owned by Littlefuse. The 8235 on each appears to be a date code which makes sense as all the other chips that were with this lot all came from the 1970s. Anyone have any ideas. I have tried to Google the image also with no results.

 

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Thanks John

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  • jc2048
    jc2048 over 7 years ago in reply to jw0752 +8
    Perhaps the links were opened with series of high-current pulses.
  • jw0752
    jw0752 over 7 years ago in reply to jc2048 +8
    Hi Jon, I tested your hypothesis by charging a large capacitor to 50 volts and discharging it into three of the 130 ohm links to pins 10 and 12. The resistive links were opened in all cases with almost…
  • jw0752
    jw0752 over 7 years ago +6
    Thank You, Fred27 balearicdynamics mcb1 DaveMcLaughlin , I have taken your advice and I have sacrificed a couple of the components to discover their mystery ID. Once the veneer was removed I could see…
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  • DaveMcLaughlin
    DaveMcLaughlin over 7 years ago

    There is no image in your posting so not possible to even know what you are referring to.

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    jw0752 over 7 years ago in reply to DaveMcLaughlin

    Hi Dave,

     

    I will try again to post it here.

     

    image

     

    John

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  • DaveMcLaughlin
    DaveMcLaughlin over 7 years ago in reply to jw0752

    A nice 1982 vintage part. It does look like a resistor array but how it's configured is unknown.  If you measured side to side, what do you get or maybe Pin 1 to any of the others? The 1 to 12 indicates some kind of SIL type array but in a DIL package.

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  • mcb1
    mcb1 over 7 years ago in reply to jw0752

    I suspect the marking on the top is a reference to a production number or version.

    There are only 8 pins yet the numbers go from 1-9 so it makes no sense.

     

    I don't suppose you've tried removing the paint or whatever coating it is?

     

     

    Nice mystery though.

    Mark

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  • balearicdynamics
    balearicdynamics over 7 years ago in reply to mcb1

    Mark, it is the production month or something similar. It does not go up to 9 but (next row) up to 12 (months). The black pin on the 10 means (suppose) it is the production lot of October.

     

    Instead I think that HAMLIN 82xx is the model. Maybe a Reed relais array ?

     

    Enrico

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    balearicdynamics over 7 years ago in reply to mcb1

    Mark, it is the production month or something similar. It does not go up to 9 but (next row) up to 12 (months). The black pin on the 10 means (suppose) it is the production lot of October.

     

    Instead I think that HAMLIN 82xx is the model. Maybe a Reed relais array ?

     

    Enrico

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