Need Data for DTMF IC AY5-9100

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60hzEE
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Need Data for DTMF IC AY5-9100

Post by 60hzEE »

Anyone have pinout, or better yet, a spec sheet?

I've tried General Instrument, now Motorola Broadband and no results.

Hope to use in a DTMF controller.


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Post by radiobug »

I suppose you already know that's an encoder, not a decoder.
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Post by 60hzEE »

Nope. I didn't. So much for that project. I'd still like to get the pinout, though.

The guy who sold a couple to me didn't know which they were.

Thanks.
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Post by radiobug »

Sorry -- Don't have a pinout. You could use a 8870 or SSI202 or something like that, plenty of those around.
KA1AXY
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8870 yes!

Post by KA1AXY »

Having built more than a few DTMF decoders, I would heartily recommend the 8870 part. It's multi-sourced & works well. The AY-5 number is a VERY old General Instruments number, and I would advise against using it.

I found one in my junk box if you want it, email me with your address
& I'll mail it to you.

You'll need a 3.579545 MHz color burst crystal to make it go, and a couple
of resistors. You should be able to find the datasheet online.

Teltone has them in production if you're building more than one.
Peter Simpson, KA1AXY
Holliston, MA
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