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National Semiconductor DM8200N 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator TTL 14-Pin DIP IC
National Semiconductor DM8200N 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator TTL 14-Pin DIP IC
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ITEM SPECIFICS
Brand: National Semiconductor
MPN: DM8200N
Series: DM7200/DM8200
Type: 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator
Logic Technology: TTL
Function: 4-Bit Digital Comparator
Package: 14-Pin Molded DIP
Mounting Type: Through Hole
Additional Visible Markings: I
Date Code: 8029 (1980, week 29)
Quantity: 1
Condition: New
DESCRIPTION
National Semiconductor DM8200N 4-bit magnitude comparator in a 14-pin molded dual in-line package. The photographed unit carries the National Semiconductor logo with the 8029I and DM8200N markings. The top shows light scuffs and the marking is slightly faded; see photos.
Features:
Compares two 4-bit binary words.
TTL logic family.
14-pin molded DIP for through-hole mounting.
1980 National Semiconductor production.
Compatibility:
Direct replacement for DM8200N and DM8200 in boards designed for the DM8200 pinout. The DM7200 is the military-temperature version of the same function. The 7485 is also a 4-bit magnitude comparator but uses a 16-pin package and is not a pin-for-pin replacement.
Q&A:
Q: What does the DM8200 do?
A: It compares two 4-bit binary numbers in TTL logic systems.
Q: Can I use a 7485 instead?
A: Not as a drop-in. The 7485 is a 16-pin part with a different pinout.
Q: What is the difference between the DM7200 and DM8200?
A: They are the same function in National Semiconductor's DM7200/DM8200 family. The DM7200 is the military-temperature version and the DM8200 is the commercial version.
Q: What does 8029I mean?
A: 8029 is the date code (1980, week 29).
Troubleshooting:
Check the supply voltage at the VCC and ground pins.
Confirm both 4-bit input words are wired to the correct pins.
Compare input and output states against the datasheet truth table.
DISCLAIMER
Please review all photos and specifications before purchasing, and make sure this part is right for your application. Item is sold as shown in the photos.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
American Industrial Parts Group is not an authorized distributor, reseller, or representative of National Semiconductor. All product names, trademarks, brands, and logos are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only. As an independent reseller, the original manufacturer warranty does not apply.
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Thank you for shopping with American Industrial Parts Group!
Brand: National Semiconductor
MPN: DM8200N
Series: DM7200/DM8200
Type: 4-Bit Magnitude Comparator
Logic Technology: TTL
Function: 4-Bit Digital Comparator
Package: 14-Pin Molded DIP
Mounting Type: Through Hole
Additional Visible Markings: I
Date Code: 8029 (1980, week 29)
Quantity: 1
Condition: New
DESCRIPTION
National Semiconductor DM8200N 4-bit magnitude comparator in a 14-pin molded dual in-line package. The photographed unit carries the National Semiconductor logo with the 8029I and DM8200N markings. The top shows light scuffs and the marking is slightly faded; see photos.
Features:
Compares two 4-bit binary words.
TTL logic family.
14-pin molded DIP for through-hole mounting.
1980 National Semiconductor production.
Compatibility:
Direct replacement for DM8200N and DM8200 in boards designed for the DM8200 pinout. The DM7200 is the military-temperature version of the same function. The 7485 is also a 4-bit magnitude comparator but uses a 16-pin package and is not a pin-for-pin replacement.
Q&A:
Q: What does the DM8200 do?
A: It compares two 4-bit binary numbers in TTL logic systems.
Q: Can I use a 7485 instead?
A: Not as a drop-in. The 7485 is a 16-pin part with a different pinout.
Q: What is the difference between the DM7200 and DM8200?
A: They are the same function in National Semiconductor's DM7200/DM8200 family. The DM7200 is the military-temperature version and the DM8200 is the commercial version.
Q: What does 8029I mean?
A: 8029 is the date code (1980, week 29).
Troubleshooting:
Check the supply voltage at the VCC and ground pins.
Confirm both 4-bit input words are wired to the correct pins.
Compare input and output states against the datasheet truth table.
DISCLAIMER
Please review all photos and specifications before purchasing, and make sure this part is right for your application. Item is sold as shown in the photos.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
American Industrial Parts Group is not an authorized distributor, reseller, or representative of National Semiconductor. All product names, trademarks, brands, and logos are the property of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only. As an independent reseller, the original manufacturer warranty does not apply.
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Thank you for shopping with American Industrial Parts Group!
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