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(Main)Family Specification: TTL advanced Schottky digital integrated circuits - Series 54AS, 74AS
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- 14-May-1994
- 29-Feb-1996
- CLC/SR 47A
Family Specification: TTL advanced Schottky digital integrated circuits - Series 54AS, 74AS
Supersedes CECC 90 108:1987 (with A1) * CECC WG 9 work handled by SR 47A
Familienspezifikation: Digitale integrierte TTL advanced Schottky-Schaltungen - Serien 54AS, 74AS
Spécification de famille : circuits intégrés logiques TTL Schottky avancée - Séries 54AS, 74AS
Family specification: TTL advanced Schottky digital integrated circuits - Series 54AS, 74AS
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Family specification: TTL advanced Schottky digital integrated circuits - Series 54AS, 74ASFamilienspezifikation: Digitale integrierte TTL advanced Schottky-Schaltungen - Serien 54AS, 74ASSpécification de famille: Circuits intégrés logiques TTL Schottky avancée - Séries 54AS, 74ASFamily Specification: TTL advanced Schottky digital integrated circuits - Series 54AS, 74AS31.200Integri
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