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K1107PV2 8-Bit General-Purpose Binary-Output ADC, NEW Rare GOLD Ceramic IC K1107PV2 or 1107PV2 is a 8-Bit General-Purpose Binary-Output ADC, Parallel flash Analog to Digital Converter circuit with TTL Logic levels. This circuit is a great example of what the early computer chips looked like. With its 64 pins it is quite BIG, especially for todays standards. K1107PV2 is made in USSR (Russia) and is VERY RARE. This is a very cool item for chip collectors too. This particular example is in EXCELLENT condition - it is NEW, never used, and is stored in its plastic factory box, as shown on the pictures. All pins AND the internal connections between the core and the pins are GOLD !!!! The bottom side of the chip is covered with white ceramic and the top side is black ceramic, which makes it quite a rare design too !!! K1107PV2 is a FULL equivalent of TDC1007J from TRW Inc. Maximum Conversion Time (S) = 50n Integral Nonlinearity @25°C = 0.3% V(OL)Max.(V)Lo Level Out.Volt. = 0.5 V(OH)Min.(V)Hi Level Out.Volt. = 2.4 Vsup(-) Nom.(V) Neg.Sup.Volt. = 5.0 Vsup(+) Nom.(V) Pos.Sup.Volt. = 5.0 EUROPE (All countries): 7...10 days ALL OTHER destinations (North and South America, Asia, Africa, etc.): 10...15 days 1. Wire transfer. I would prefer if you can send a direct wire transfer to my bank account in Bulgaria, in EUR or USD. I will provide all IBAN and BIC / SWIFT codes you will need for these transfers. I will provide full details of an intermediary bank too (only if necessary). If a bank transfer to my country is not possible or if it is too expencive, I can provide bank accounts in United Kingdom (UK), Germany and France with their respective IBAN account numbers. Full bank details will be provided upon request. 4.1. International Postal Money Orders from countries like Japan and Italy (and from other countries) that are sent from a post office and should be cashed at my local post office. These postal money orders should be sent to my Bulgarian street address. If you need more infomration, please contact me. (this posting is the responsibility of the poster) |
kherman@dfwind.com (Keith Herman) for more information. All emails will be forwarded to the poster's actual email address.
