In my retro chips box I have a lot of chips. Many were donated by Lez Anderson. I keep a few as spares for my retro computers, and little projects, but I have far more than I can ever use. I'd rather they got used for something, than sit unused.
If you need any of these for some retro project, spares or repair, email me, and I still have them, I'll send to you.
Chip number | Qty | Description |
---|---|---|
Zilog Z80A | 9 | CPU |
Zilog Z80 CTC | 4 | Counter-Timer-Chip |
R65C02 | 6 | CPU, CMOS variant of 6502 |
AMD AM9511 | 4 | Arithmetic Processor |
Hitachi HM628128 | 6 | 128KB SRAM |
TI TMS9918A | 2 | Video Display Processor, NTSC |
General Instrument AY-3-8910 | 6 | Programmable sound generator |
Yamaha YM2149F | 4 | Programmable sound generator (rebranded 8910) |
Toshiba TMP82C55 | 2 | Programmable peripheral interface |
Intersil 82C55AC | 7 | Programmable peripheral interface |
Hitachi HD63C09 | 6 | Improved 6809 replacement |
Hitachi HD64180 | 2 | Hitach Z80 based embedded CPU with MMU |
Microchip AT89C51 | 5 | 8 bit microcontroller with 4KB flash |
Maxim MAX232EPE | 3 | RS232 Drivers/Receivers |
National Semiconductor LM1889N | 3 | TV modulator |
TI SN76489AN | 1 | Sound chip |
Maxim DS1307 | 3 | Serial Real-Time Clock |
Dallas DS12887 | 4 | Real-Time clocks |
27C128 | 1 | 16KB EPROM |
27C256 | 2 | 32KB EPROM |
27C512 | 2 | 64KB EPROM |
27C4001 | 2 | 512KB EPROM |
Altera EPM7128SLC84-15 | 2 | CPLD |
Altera EPM7032SLC44-10N | 2 | CPLD |
I may have other retro chips I don't need too.