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1977 DATA CATALOG • SECTIONS
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INDEX/GENERAL INFORMATION ........................
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CALCULATORS .........................................•
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CLOCKS ................................................•
RADIO/TELEVISION/REMOTE CONTROL ....
GIMINI TV GAMES ................. , . . . . . ..
MOSFET TRANSISTORS ................ .
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APPLIANCES / SECURITY .............................. .
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TELECOMMUNiCATIONS ..........................• .,..
HYBRID ACTIVE FILTERS .......................
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DATA COMMUNiCATIONS ........................ . • •
MULTiPLEXERS .................................. :'
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SERIES 1600 MiCROPROCESSOR ...........
SERIES 8000 MiCROPROCESSOR.......... I'
PIC SERIES MICROCOMPUTER ......... .
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STATIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORIES .................
ELECTRICALLY ALTERABLE READ ONLY MEMORIES .... .
READ ONLY MEMORIES ................................
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KEYBOARD ENCODERS / CHARACTER GENERATORS . . . . •
PACKAGE OUTLINES / SALES OFFICES ..................
©Copyright 1977 GENERAL INSTRUMENT CORPORATION Printed in U.S.A.
All information in this book is subject to change without notice. General Instrument Corporation
cannot assume responsibility for the use of any circuits described herein.
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[!] PART NUMBER INDEX
PART
NUM8ER
PAGE
3N177 ................. 4C-7
3N183 ................ 4C-18
ACF7032C ............. 78-2
ACF7092C ............. 78-2
ACF7110C ............. 78-6
ACF7170C ............. 78-8
ACF7173C ............ 78-10
ACF7174C ............ 78-11
ACF7175C ............ 78-13
ACF7176C ............ 78-14
ACF7300C ............ 78-16
ACF7301C ............ 78-18
ACF7302C ............ 78-20
ACF7310C ............ 78-22
ACF7311 C ............ 78-24
ACF7320C ............ 78-25
ACF7323C ............ 78-26
ACF7363C ............. 78-26
ACF7383C ............ 78-26
ACF7401C ............ 78-28
ACF7410C ............ 78-29
ACF7480C ............ 78-30
ACF7711C ............ 78-31
AD1600 .............. 10A-22
AX1600 .............. 10A-23
AV-1-0212 ................ 5-3
AV-1-0212A .............. 5-3
AV-1-1 006 ............... 5-22
AV-1-10078 ............. 5-24
AV-1-1313 ................ 5-8
AV-1-1320 ............... 5-16
AV-1-2006 ............... 5-22
AV-1-S0S0 ......•........ 5-20
AV-1-S0S1 ............... 5-20
AV-1-6721/S ............. 5-20
AV-1-6721/6 ............. 5-20
AV-1-8622 ............... 6-10
AV-3-0214 .........•...... 5-6
AV-3-021S ................ 5-6
A V-3-0216 ................ 5-6
AV-3-1014A ............ 8A-2
AV-3-1015 .............. 8A-2
A V -3-3SS0 ............... 9-22
AV-3-8110 .............. 4A-6
AV-3-8112 .............. 4A-6
A V-3-8203 ............. 4A-20
A V -3-8330 .. .. .. .. .. ... 4A-36
AV-3-8S00 .............. 48-2
AV-3-8S00-1 ............ 48-2
AV-3-8S1S-1 ........... 48-23
AV-3-8S50 ............. 48-14
1-2
PART
NUM8ER
PAGE
A V-3-8SS0-1 . . . . . . . . . .. 48-14
A V-3-8600 .. .. .. .. .. ... 48-24
AV-3-8600-1 ........... 48-24
AV-3-8615-1 ........... 48-33
A V-3-8700 ............. 48-34
AV-3-8700-1 ...... " ... 48-34
A V -3-8900 .. . • .. .. . .. .. 48-38
A V-3-8900-1 . . . . . . . . . . . 48-38
AV-3-9400 ............. 7A-16
AV-3-9401 ............. 7A-16
AV-3-9410 ............. 7A-16
AV-S-1013A ............ 8A-2
AV-S-1016 .............. 88-2
AV-S-1200A .............. 3-2
AV-S-1202A .............. 3-2
AV-S-1203A .............. 3-2
AV-S-1204A .............. 3-2
AV-S-1224A .............. 3-5
AV-S-1230 ................ 6-2
AV-S-1231 ................ 6-2
AV-S-1232 ................ 6-2
AV-S-1233 ....•........... 6-2
AV-S-12S0 ................ 6-6
AV-S-12S1 ................ 6-6
AV-S-131S ............... 5-10
AV-S-1317A ............. 5-12
AV-S-2376 ............... 14-2
AV-S-3S00 ............... 9-17
AV-S-3S07 ............... 9-12
AV-S-3S10 ............... 9-12
AV-S-3600 ............... 14-7
AV-S-3600PRO ......... 14-13
A V-S-4007 ................ 9-6
A V-S-4007 A .............. 9-6
A V-S-4007D .............. 9-6
AV-S-40S7 ................ 9-3
A V-S-SOS3 ............... 9-27
A V-5-50S4 ............... 9-32
AV-S-8i00 .............. 4A-2
AV-S-8102 .............. 4A-2
A V-S-8290 ............ , 4A-24
A V-5-8300 ............. 4A-28
AV-S-8301 ............. 4A-28
A V-S-831 0 ............. 4A-28
AV-5-8311 ............. 4A-28
A V-S-8320 ............. 4A-28
AV-S-8321 ............. 4A-28
A V-S-8322 ............. 4A-28
A V-S-8324 ............. 4A-28
A V-S-841 0 .. .. .. .. .. .. . 4A-44
A V-S-8411 .. .. .. .. .. ... 4A-44
A Y-S-8420 ............. 4A-46
A V-S-84S0 ............. 4A-48
AV-S-8460 ............. 4A-50
PART
NUM8ER
PAGE
AV-S-8461 ............. 4A-50
AV-5-9100 .............. 7A-2
AV-S-9106 .............. 7A-2
AV-S-9110 .............. 7A-2
AV-S-9118 .............. 7A-2
AV-S-9120 .............. 7A-2
A V-S-9200 .............. 7 A-9
AV-S-9300 ............. 7A-15
AV-S-9S00 ............. 7A-19
AV-S-9801 ............. 7A-22
A V-S-9802 ............. 7A-22
AV-S-9803 ............. 7A-22
AV-S-9804 ............. 7A-22
A V-S-980S .. .. .. .. .. ... 7A-22
A V-5-9806 .. . . . . . . .. ... 7A-22
A V-S-9807 .. .. .. .. .. ... 7A-22
AV-5-9808 ............. 7A-22
AV-S-9821 ............. 7A-22
A V -5-9822 .. .. .. .. .. ... 7A-22
A V-5-9823 .. .. .. .... ... 7A-22
A V-S-9824 .. .. .. .. .. ... 7A-22
A V-S-982S .. . .. .. .. . ... 7A-22
A V-5-9826 .. .. .. .. .. ... 7A-22
A V-5-9827 .. .. .. .... ... 7A-22
A V-S-9828 .. .. .. .... ... 7A-22
AV-6-1013 .............. 8A-2
A V-6-4016 .............. 88-2
AV-8-14728 ........... 8A-16
AV-8-14828 ........... 8A-17
AV-9-1000 ............... 5-26
C-S83 .................... 2-5
C-S85 .................... 2-6
C-589 .................... 2-7
C-S93 ................... 2-10
C-594 ................... 2-11
C-S9S ................... 2-12
C-S96 ................... 2-13
C-598 ................... 2-14
C-S99 ................... 2-15
C-683 .................... 2-5
C-683D .................. 2-8
C-685 .................... 2-6
C-68SD .................. 2-8
C-687D ....•............. 2-8
C-689D .................. 2-8
C-716 ................... 2-17
C-717 ................... 2-18
C-717X ................. 2-18
C-718 ..........•........ 2-19
C-719 ................... 2-20
C-720 ..........•........ 2-21
PART NUMBER INDEX
PART
NUMBER
PAGE
CC1600 .............. 10A-24
CF-583 ................... 2-5
CF-585 ................... 2-6
CF-589 ................•.. 2-7
CF-593 .................. 2-10
CF-594 .................. 2-11
CF-595 .... , ............. 2-12
CF-596 .................. 2-13
CF-598 .................. 2-14
CF-599 .................. 2-15
CF-683 ................... 2-5
CF-685 ................... 2-6
CF-687 ................... 2-8
CF-689 ................... 2-8
CF-689HV ................ 2-8
CK3000 .................. 3-7
CK3100 .................. 3-7
CK3200 ................. 3-12
CK3300 ................. 3-20
CK3400 ................. 3-12
C K3500 ................. 3-34
CP1600 ............... 10A-2
CP1610 ............... 4B-38
DA1600 .............. 10A-23
DAC1600 ............ 10A-14
ER1105 ................. 12-4
ER1400 ................. 12-9
ER2050 ................. 12-2
ER2051 ................. 12-2
ER2401 ................ 12-12
ER2401A ............... 12-12
ER2800 ................ 12-22
ER2805 ................ 12-22
ER3400 ................ 12-18
ER3401 ................ 12-18
PART
NUMBER
PAGE
LP6000 ............... 10B-2
LP8000 ............... 10B-2
M-683 .................... 2-9
M-685 ................•... 2-9M-687 .................... 2-9
M-689 .................... 2-9
M-3300 ................. 3-32
M-3400 ................. 3-18
M-3500 ................. 3-36
MC1600 .............. 10A-27
MEM550C ............. 4C-10
MEM551 C ............. 4C-10
MEM557 .............. 4C-22
MEM562 .............. 4C-14
MEM616 .............. 4C-24
MEM636 .............. 4C-28
MEM655 .............. 4C-32
MEM670 .............. 4C-34
MEM680 .............. 4C-36
MEM711 .............. 4C-16
MEM806 ............... 4C-2
MEM807 ............... 4C-4
MEM817 ............... 4C-6
MEM851 ............... 8B-8
MEM853 .............. 8B-18
MEM855 .............. 8B-10
MEM856 .............. 8B-12
MEM857 .............. 8B-14
MEM954 .............. 4C-12
MEM955 .............. 4C-12
MEM4956 ............. 4A-14
MEM4962 ............... 6-15
Contact any GI Sales Office
for details on any MEM
part number not listed here.
PART
NUMBER
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PAGE
RM1600 .............. 10A-29
RM1601 .............. 10A-30
RM1602 .............. 10A-31
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RO-3-2513 ...........•. 14-20
RO-3-2560 .............. 13-8
RO-3-4096 ........•.... 13-10
RO-3-5120 ...........•. 13-12
RO-3-8316A ••.......... 13-17
RO-3-83168 .......•.... 13-17
RO-3-8316C ..........•. 13-22
RO-3-9316A .......•.... 13-17
RO-3-93168 ............ 13-17
RO-3-9316C ..........•. 13-22
RO-3-9332A .......•.... 13-27
RO-3-16384 ............ 13-23
RO-3-20480 •.........•. 13-26
RO-5-1302 ........•..... 13-4
RO-5-2240S ..........•. 14-16
RO-5-5184 ....•......•. 14-25
RO-5-8192 •.•.....•..•. 13-14
RO-6-1024/4 .....•...•.. 13-2
RO-6-1024/8 .........•.. 13-2
RO-6-2048/4 •....•...•.. 13-6
RO-6-2048/8 .........•.. 13-6
RO-7-1024/4 ......•..•.. 13-2
RO-7-1024/8 ....•...••.. 13-2
RO-7-2048/4 ....•....•.. 13-6
RO-7-2048/8 .........•.. 13-6
S1600 .............•.. 10A-32
SAA 1024 . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4A-38
SAA1025-01 ........... 4A-40
SAA 1025-02 . • . . . . . . . .• 4A-40
SAL 1600 ............. 10A-34
MUX1600 ............ 10A-18
SBA .................••• 9-36
GP1600 .............. 10A-25
PIC1650 .............. 10C-2
PIC1664 ............. 10C-10
PICAL ............... 10C-14
PICBUG ............. 10C-19
PICSIM .............. 10C-17
1/01600 .............. 10A-26
PM1600 .............. 10A-28
1081680 .............. 10A-8
RA-3-4200 ..•........... 11-6
RA-3-4256 .............. 11-2
RA-3-4256A ............. 11-2
RA-3-42568 ............. 11-2
RA-3-4402 ............. 11-10
GIC8000 ..•........... 10B-8
GIMINI .............. 10A-20
LP1000 ............... 10B-2
LP1010 ............... 10B-2
LP1030 ............... 10B-2
SC1600 •......•...•.• 10A-23
SL series} Contact any.
SS S·
G I Sales Office
for details
erles
T-1001 ......••••....•• 4A-10
T-1101 .......•......•• 4A-10
T-1201 ......•.....•..• 4A-10
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I!J FUNCTIONAL INDEX
8 DIGIT
BASIC
8 DIGIT
ALGEBRA
9 DIGIT
BASIC
9 DIGIT
SCIENTIFIC
FUNCTION
PACKAGE
B DIGIT
PRINTING
40 DIP
12 DIGIT
PRINTING
PRINTERDISPLAY
INTERFACE
Accumulator and 4 key memory
2-17
Accumulator and Grand Total
Memories.
2-1'
Accumulator. item counter, and
four-key independent memory.
2-1'
For both LED
and flourescent displays.
FUNCTION
...
...
4 DIGIT
12/24 hour
clock
...
...
...
AY-S-1204A
12 hour clock,
24 hour alarm
4 DIGIT
WITH ALARM
12/24 hour
clock, 24 hour
alarm
AY-5-1224A
BCD DR
7-SEGMENT LED
CK3000
7-SEGMENT
PLASMA
...
CK31 00
7-SEGMENT
LED
...
...
CK3200
7-SEGMENT
PLASMA
...
...
...
3-12
CK3400
7-SEGMENT
LED
...
...
...
3-12
CK3300
7-SEGMENT
LED
...
...
...
3-20
CK3500
7-SEGMENT
LED
...
CRYSTAL
INPUT
12/24 hour
clock, 24 hour
alarm
12 hour
clock
1-4
...
...
...
FUNCTIONAL INDEX
GND, -17
Counts & displays AM/FM frequencies
with a 12 hour clock
+10 to +16,
GND
28 DIP
28 DIP
Easy time set controls. low
power consumption. on-chip
intensity control. Clock
functions down to +5V.
OMEGAS:
82 CHANNEL
DIGI~¢~T~~ING ~~==~~~~~~~~--t-------~~~~~--~----+-----------------------------------1----4
ECONOMEGA8 t
16 CHANNEL
DIGITAL
TUNING SYSTEM
ECONOMEGA" II:
20 CHANNEL
DIGITAL
TUNING SYSTEM
ON-SCREEN
CHANNEL/TIME
DISPLAY SERIES
Various circuits in series to display
channel numbers on TV screen with
some additionally featuring either
separate or simultaneous time display. Selection of display position
on screen, automatic display recall,
BCD time inputs (see AY-5-1203A
clock circuit).
ON-SCREEN
TUNING SCALE
an electronic on-screen tunI for varactor tuned TV sets.
@IOMEGA & ECONOMEGA are trademarks of General Instrument Corp.
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FUNCTIONAL INDEX
GIMINI TV GAMES
Section 4B
The General Instrument game repertoire offers game manufacturers a
choice of approaches to the marketplace: GIMINI dedicated game
chips and the GIMINI cassette programmable game set.
flexibility in implementing a programmable system. The game
"program" ROM. which can be incorporated in a cassette, connects
directly to the system address and data busses. With this
ROM/cassette approach, a library of game ROMs can be developed
encompassing a multitude of game families.
Additionally, since the heart of the programmable system is based on
the powerful 16-bit CP1600 microprocessor, expanded capabilities
beyond a "game" function are possible - including home interactive
teaching systems, data storage and retrieval systems ... in effect, a true
"home computer."
The dedicated game chips for 1977 include Bchoiee of Ball and Paddle
games with true game rules, realistic courts. and individual player
identification. The Battle gamaoffers all the thrills and excitement of its
popular arcade big brother.
The programmable game set based on a variant of Gl's CP160Q, an
advanced l6-bit single chip microprocessor, provides maximum
FUNCTION
BALL &
PADDLE /
BALL &
PADDLE JA
COLOR
CONVERTER /
BALL &
PADDLE n
DESCRIPTION
GAMES
Six selectable games for one
or two players, with vertical
paddle motion.
Tennis
Soccer
Squash
Practice
Rifle Game I
Rifle Gamen
Six selectable games for one
or two players, with horizontal
and vertical paddle motion.
Tennis
Soccer
Squash
Practice
Rifle Game 1
Rifle Game n
Converts the I
video outputs of either the
AY-3-8500-1 or AY-3-8550-1
I color composite
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Eight selectable games for one
or two players, with horizontal
and vertical player motion.
Tennis
Hockey
Soccer
Squash
Practice
Gridball
Basketball
Basketball
Practice
COLOR
CONVERTER n
Converts to the black & white
video outputs of the
AV-3-8600-1 to a single color
composite video signal.
BATTLE /
A two player "tank battle"
game where each player has a
completely steerable tank with
forward and reverse speed
control and a firing button.
Tank Battle
DESCRIPTION
GAMES
FUNCTION
GIMINI®
PROGRAMMABLE
GAME SET
The GIMINI chip set provides
the basis for a user·programmed game series for up to
eight players and featuring: up
to eight user-controlled
moving objects, 64 selectable
moving objects, up to 240
programmable backgrqund
locations, movable background field, and display in
up to six colors plus black and
white.
AY-3-8500
525
AY-3-8550
625
525
AY-3-8600
625
Ali fealures of the AY-3-8500/8500-1
with the addition of full two-axis
player motion, color-coding of score
and player, and "hit" and "miss"
scoring in Practice game.
48-14
28 DIP
16 DIP
C.olors of the background and paddle
outputs are selectively changed directty by the "game select" inputs.
Also provides, as an output, a
2.04SMHz clock for the game circuit.
28 DIP
Automatic on-screen scoring. Sound
generation (hit, boundary, score).
Selectable paddle size, (individually
selectable for each player), ball
speed, rebound angles. Full two-axis
player motion. Color-coding of score
and player. Realistic ball service and
scoring. Flashing score as "end of
game" indication:
525
AY-3-8615-1
525
AY-3-8700
625
28 DIP
of the background and paddle
outputs are selectively changed directty by the "game select" inputs.
Also provides, as an output. a buffered 3.579MHz clock for the game
circuit.
28 DIP
The on-screen "battlefield" includes
anti-tank barricades and exploding
mines to retard each tank'S progress.
Unlimited ammunition to a scoring
limit of 31 "hits."
48-2
48-14
48-23
48-24
48-24
48-33
48-34
48-34
AY-3-8700-1
525
PART
NUMBER
PACKAGE
FEATURES
PAGE
NO.
CP1810
40 DIP
A variant of the GI CP1600 microprocessor, the
CP1610'is 16-bit unit utilizing 8 general purpose registers for fast and efficient processing of
all game data.
48-38
40 DIP
The "program" ROM organized as 2048 )( 10,
contains all game "rules", symbol locations,
color, velocity and direction data.
48-38
40 DIP
The "STIC", Standard Interlace Chip, provides
the video signals including sync and blanking and
the manipulation and interaction of all graphics
data in a non-interlaced
for the TV.
User game
RO-3-20480
design for
such as:
Bali & Paddle.
Aggression.
1-------1
Gambling,
Racing,
etc.
RO-3-9316A
RAM
1-6
Automatic on-screen scoring. Sound
generation (hit, boundary, score).
Selectable paddle size, ball speed,
rebound angles.
48-2
28 DIP
525
AY-3-8515-1
A Y-3-8600-1
FEATURES
625
AY-3-8500-1
AY -3-8550-1
PACKAGE
24 DIP
FUNCTIONAL INDEX
I."
1....."1
:::II=-3Ii.,!c,~-u.."'''l
TYPE
PART
NUMBER
VIBRIDSS
VOLTS
MIN.
P-CHANNEL
ENHANCEMENT
MODE
MEM806
MEM807
MEM817
3N183
-40
-40
-45
-25
TYPE
PART
NUMBER
VIBRIOSS
VOLTS
MIN.
l:!
VIBRIGSS
VOLTS
MIN.
lOSS
nA
TYP.
IGSSF
nA
TYP.
VGSPhl
VOLTS
MINIMAX.
rDSlonl
OHMS
TYP.
VIs
MHO
TYP.
Clsa
pF
TYP.
Cras
PF
TYP.
CASE
-40
-40
",200
-25
-1.0
-0.5
-0.1
-2.0
-0.1pA
-0.1
-0.05pA
-0.3
-2/-5.5
-2/-5.5
-2.5/-6.5
-2/-6
150
150
150
50
2.800
2.800
2,000
9.000
4.5
4.5
3.5
15.0
1.0
1.0
1.2
10.0
TO-72
TO-72
TO-72
TO-72
VGSPhl
VOLTS
MINIMAX.
rOSlonl
OHMS
TYP.
VI.
MHO
TYP.
IVG1S·VG2SI
mV
TYP.
CASE
IGSSf
nA
TYP.
Cra.
pF
TVP.
2.0
1.5
2.0
2.0
2.0
1.5
1.5
1.5
0.8
0.85
0.95
0.95
100
70
50
50
TO-77
TO-77
TO-77
TO-77
-25
-25
-30
-35
-0.2
-ipA
-0.03
-0.02pA
-3/-6
-3/-6
-2/-5
-2/-5
TYPE
PART
NUMBER
BVOSS
MIN.
VOLTS
VIBRIGSS
VOLTS
MIN.
loss
nA
TYP.
IGSSF
nA
TVP.
IOlonl
mA
TYP.
VGSllhl
VOLTS
MINIMAX.
rDSlonl
OHMS
TYP.
VIs
MHO
TVP.
Clss
pF
TYP.
pF
TYP.
CASE
N-CHANNEL
ENHANCEMENT
MODE
MEM562
MEM711
3N177
+20
+25
+20
"30
~30
1
I
' 30
5
lpA
0.1
50pA
15
40
15
0.5/4
0.5/1.5
1/3.5
150
50
300
2.500
3.000
1.500
3
4.5
5
0.3
0.5
0.5
TO-72
TO-72
TO-72
TYPE
PART
NUMBER
VIBRIOS
VOLTS
MIN.
VIBRIG1S
VOLTS
MIN.
VIBRIG2S
VOLTS
MIN.
Inss
mA
TYP.
CASE
MEM557
MEM616
MEM636
MEM655
MEM670
MEM680
+20
+25
+20
+20
+20
+25
., 10
-
5
10
15
4
3
4/30
N-CHANNEL
DEPLETION
MODE
~6
",6
'·6
~100
'6
"6
±6
-
-
800
750
1000
1000
Vb
RATIO
TYP.
MEM550C
MEM551C
MEM954
MEM955
DUAL P-CHANNEL
ENHANCEMENT
MODE
250
250
100
100
Cg.
pF
TYP.
IGSS
nA
TYP.
.01
20
50
10
I·O~~A
Cras
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VOLTS
MAX.
roSlonl
OHMS
TYP.
VIs
MHO
TYP.
Clss
pF
TYP.
Crss
pF
TYP.
Gps
dB
dB
TVP. TYP.
-4
-4
-4
-4
-4
-4
200
10.000
18.000
16,000
10.000
2.000
18,000
3
5.4
6
4
2
5.4
0.32
.02
.02
0.32
0.3
0.2
18
18
22
22
2.5
3.0
3.5
2.5
21
2.5
30
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4C-4
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4C-10
4C-10
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4C-12
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4C-14
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4C-1B
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TO-72
TO-72
Plastic
TO-72
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4C-22
4C-24
4C-28
4C-32
4C-34
4C-36
FREQUENCY
DIVIDERS
FUNCTION
FEATURES
DESCRIPTION
CLOCK TIMER
24 hour programmable repeatable on/off time switch with
f-'-'-'--'--"=-j
4 digit clock.
COOKER TIMER
Appliance timer with clock.
Full control of "start" time,
,
time, or "duration",
COINBOX
CIRCUIT
IONIZATION
SMOKE
DETECTOR
50Hz input 150 or 60Hz on AY-5-1231). BCD or
7-segment direct fluorescent display drive
outputs, zero blanking, 24 hour display (12
or 24 hour on AY-5-1231).
Two timed outputs (3 on the AY-5-1251).
"minute minder" feature, 12/24 hour system,
on AY-5-1251:
AY-1-8622
GND.
-12. -27
40 DIP
Complete ionization smoke
detector circuitry in a single
CMOS LSI.
MEM4962
+9, GND
14 DIP
Seven different coin inputs, credit and
"bonus" features.
On-chip input MOSFET and output driver.
Low battery warning.
6-10
6-15
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•
I!I FUNCTIONAL INDEX
PCM TRUNK
RECEIVE LPF
& PAM GATE
ACF7174C
PCM LINE
TRANSMIT LPF
ACF 7175C
PCM LINE
RECEIVE LPF
& PAM GATE
The ACF 7176C filter has been designed for PCM "Line" receive applications. This fixed gain, 8.2d8, low noise filter is capable
of exceeding theA.T.& T. 03 Channel Bank Compatibility specification. This filter has Bselt contained Pulse Amplitude Modulation
ACF 7176C (PAM) Gate and Sampl~ and Hold Capacitor for demodulating and holding the input signal. The tilter has been compensated for a
Sin X over X correction and provides a minimum attenuation of 28dB at 4.6KHz, and a maximum in band ripple of plus or
minus O.3dS.
BPF & FULL
WAVE DETECTOR
The ACF 7401C is a dual tuned band suppression filter which has been designed to reject frequencies of 350Hz and 440Hz,
ACF 7401 C
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The filter also
for 60Hz attenuation for low noise
The ACF 7401C is a sharply tuned filter designed to reject the 2600Hz signaling frequency. This filter provides for a minimum
ACF 7410C attenuation of 60dB plus and minus 15Hz from the center frequency of 2600Hz.
the low frequency group of the
This filter provides for a minimum
25dB out-of-band attenuation.
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FUNCTIONAL INDEX
FUNCTION
[!]
DESCRIPTION
•
Complete 5--8
UARIT"
bit serial!
parallel,
parallel/serial
interface.
AY-3-l0l4A
~~;~~at~~~~~:r_
P/SAR
faces variable
length serial data
to a parallel data
Data converAY-8-1472B
WD1472B
0 to 100KB
100KHz
0 to 70
+5, GND,
-12
40 DIP
sian to 10rmats compatible with all
BA-16
channel.
standard
A programmable
transmitter that intertaces variable
length parallel data
to a serial data
channel.
Asynchronous,
& Isochronous
data com8A-17
munications
media.
i------r-:=='---:--i-----t-----+----t-----t----+----+-----ISynchronou5,
P/SAT
AY-8-l482B
WDl482B
0 to 100KB
100KHz
0 to 70
+5, GND,
-12
40 DIP
tAlso available with MIL STD 883 screening (add suffix TX to part number).
@lUAR/T is a trademark of General Instrument Corporation.
MOSFET
ANALOG
GATES
-65 to +125
(Ceramic DIP,
Flat Pack)
P/24 Plastic DIP
0/24 Ceramic DIP
F124 Flat Pack
tAlso available with MIL STD 883 screening (add suffix TX to part number).
FUNCTION
PACKAGE
4 DIGIT
COUNTER
4 DIGIT
COUNTERI
DISPLAY
DRIVER
+5, GND, -12
500KHz
AY-5-4007
Counts (up or
down), stores &
decodes four deAY-5-4007A
cades to 7-segment
outputs.
AY-S-40070
16 DIP
9-3
9-6
600KHz
25 mAN
3% DIGIT DVM
+5, GND, -12
9-6
40 DIP
GND, -15
GND, -7.5, -15
4% DIGIT DVM
+5, GND
9-22
9-27
10 BIT D/A
CONVERTOR
Ladderless 01A
converter
AY-5-5053
SEE DATA
SHEET
+5, GND, -12
AID
CONVERTOR
CONTROL
With A Y-5-5053.
performs AID with
transmitter facility.
AV-5-5054
SEE DATA
SHEET
+5, GND, -12
SEQUENTIAL
BOOLEAN
ANALYZER
A simple, Single
bit processor
which can directly
evaluate a set of
Boolean equations.
SBA
800KHz
CLOCK
20 rnA
TOTAL
+12, +5,
GND
24 DIP
For use in remote
sensing applications.
&-32
40 DIP
A microprogrammable circuit
which forms the basic controlling element for many systems
requiring timing and control
functions.
&-38
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FUNCTIONAL· INDEX
• Single 16·8it or Dual 8-Bit Ports
for BldirectionallnputlOutput
INPUTI
OUTPUT
BUFFER
• Parity Check logic on Both Ports
• Three Levels of Priority
• Automatic Handshake Logic and
Signals
_Control
DUAL DIGITAL
TO ANALOG
.10 bit bidirectional data bus
• ~~~~~onoU8/ASynChrOnous
CONVERTER
• Manual I
The CP 1600 utilizes third generation minicomputer architecture with eight general
purpose registers. The 16-bit word enables fast & efficient processing of alphanumeric or byte oriented data. The 16-bit
address capability permits access to
65,536 words in any combination of program memory, data memory, or
peripheral devices.
The CP 1600 Microprocessor is designed
for high speed data processing & real time
appUcations. Typical applications include
programmable calculator systems,
peripheral controllers, process controllers,
Intelligent terminals & instruments, data
acquisition and digital communications
processors, numerical control systems,
programmable TV game systems.
The lOB 1680 is a byte oriented programmable input/output buffer which provides
comprehensive Interfacing facilities for
the CP 1600 microprocessor. Data is
transferred to and from the peripheral on
16 bidirectional lines, each of which can
be considered to be an input or output.
The lOB 1680 enables efficient interfacing
between a peripheral and the CP 1600 by
the use of six 8-b+t registers and a 16-bit
programmable timer.
The DAC 1600 contains four registers
which can be loaded or read through a
10-bit I/O data port.
The DAC 1600 Digital to Analog Converter has been designed to interface to a
process control loop.
• Built around the CP 1600
Microprocessor
• Complete microcomputer system
• Separate Data, Address and
Control Buses
• Up to 65K memory space.
• Unlimited DMA channels
• Nested interrupt system with full
priority resolution.
The GIMINI utilizes a totally modular design tor maximum configurability. The system provides direct addressing to 65K
words, unlimited DMA channets, and a
multi-tine multi-level nested interrupt sya-tern with full priority resolution and selfidentifying addresses. All control & timing
signals as well as data & address busses
are fully buffered.
To simplify microprocessor hardware and
software development, speed the product
design cycle & support product prototyping, a microcomputer development system
and its associated components are a must.
The Series 1600 family fills these requirements with the GIMINI Microcomputer.
GIMINI
SINGLE CARD
MICROCOMPUTER
• 16K words of RAM
• 4K words of PROM
• Up to 32 input and 32
output lines
• Two UAR/T-RS232 Serial
I/O channels
• Real lime clock
The $Cl600 GIMINI Single Card Microcomputer provides full 16-bit processing
power on a single card. The SCl600
uses the CP1600 microprocessor with
all circuitry for a complete operating
system.
in industrial usage, the SCl600 can serve
as the kernel ota modular expandable processing system with other cards added as
required. In consumer applications, the
SC1600 can serve as the basis for many
user-programmable systems such as TV
games, home TV terminals, etc.
DESCRIPTION
APPLICATIONS
The LP 8000 Logic Processor Unit is a
complete B-bit single chip MOS-LSI
Microprocessor. It has a modem computer architecture with forty eight general
purpose internal registers. The 8-bit Data
highway is supplemented by a 6-bit Address bus to give a 14-bit address capability which permits access to
16,384 words.
The Series 8000 Logic Processor System
is designed to perform any digital function
using far fewer packages than a TTL or
CMOS implementation. Typically a 100
package system can be reduced to a three
chip solution of LP 8000 Processor, LP
6000 Program Memory and LP 1030
Clock Generator. Also available: LP 1010
110 Buffer, LP 1000 Memory
• User Programmable
.32 B-Bit Registers
• 512x12-Bit ROM for Program
• Arithmetic Logic Unit
.4 Sets of 8 User Defined TTLcompatible Input/Output Lines
• Real Time Clock Counter
• Self contained Oscillator
• Access to RAM Registers inherent in instruction.
The PIC 1650 MOSILSI circuit array is a
byte oriented programmable controller.
The array is a complete chip controlled
with an internal customer-defined ROM
program specifying the overall functional
characteristics and operational waveforms
on each of the general purpose input!
output lines.
The array can be programmed to scan
keyboards, drive multiplexed displays,
control vending machines, traffic lights,
printers and automatic gasoline pumps.
Since it contains ROM, RAM. 1/0 as well
as the central processing unit on one device, the PIC 1650 is truly a complete 8bit microcomputer on one chip.
• PIC 1650 microcomputer
without ROM.
• ROM address and data
lines brought out to pins.
.Can be stopped or single
stepped via a HALT pin.
The PIC 1664 circuit is exactly the
same as the PIC 1650 except that
the ROM portion of the PIC 1650 has
been removed. Any external RAM or
PROM can be used to aid in the
development of a final PIC 1650
configuration.
The PIC 1664 has been deSigned as a
useful tool for engineering development and prototyping and for initial
field trial and demonstrations of systems which will utilize the PIC 1650.
FEATURES
.2 Chip Minimum System
(plus clock)
.48 Accessible 8 Bit Registers
.4B Basic Instructions
• Binary and Decimal Arithmetic
• Direct and Indirect Input!
Output Capability
• Automatic subroutine nesting on
memory devices.
8 BIT
SINGLE CHIP
MICROCOMPUTER
8 BIT
SINGLE CHIP
MICROCOMPUTER
1-10
10A-2
1081680
40 DIP
10A-8
40 DIP
lOA-14
28 DIP
lOA-18
The bInary address selectIon of the 18
input channels provides for simplified
direct control of analog signals by
the CP1600 microprocessor chip,
GIMINI
MICROCOMPUTER
SYSTEM
8 BIT
MICROPROCESSOR
40 DIP
mode
18 CHANNEL
ANALOG
MULTIPLEXER
FUNCTION
CP 1600
GIMINI
lOA-20
SC1600
lOA-23
f---+---+---l
PIC 1650
40 DIP
lOC-2
64 DIP
lOC-l0
FUNCTIONAL INDEX
[!]
I
4096
8192
1024 x 4
2048 x 4
10ms/4 bit word or
1024)(4 block
1ms/4 bit word
+5, -12, -30
22 DIP
100ms/2048x4 block
10ms/4 bit word
5, -14, -24
24 DIP
Note: All Read Only Memories are mask-programmable.
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PIN-FOR-PIN REPLACEMENT INDEX [!]
AMI
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
81757 ......... AY-5-1013/1013A
81757 ......... AY-3-1014A/1015
82470 ......... AY-1-1006
88865 ......... RO-5-8192
88996 ......... RO-3-16384
ELECTRONIC
ARRAYS
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
EA4000 ........ RO-3-5120
EMM/SEMI
GI
REPLACEMENT
DEVICE NO.
4200 .. . . . . . . . . RA-3-4200
4402 .......... RA-3-4402
FAIRCHILD
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
3257 .......... RO-5-2240S
INTEL
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
1302 .......... RO-5-1302
2316A ......... RO-3-8316A/83168
8316A ......... RO-3-8316A/83168
MOSTEK
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
MK2302 ....... RO-5-2240S
MK50240 ...... AY-3-0215
MK50241 ...... AY-3-0216
MK50242 ...... AY-3-0214
MK50242 ...... AY-1-0212
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NATIONAL
GI
REPLACEMENT
DEVICE NO.
MM5303 ....... AY-5-1013/1013A
MM5303 ....... AY-3-1014A/1015
MM5823 ....... AY-1-2006
MM5824 ....... AY-1-1006
SIGNETICS
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
2513 .......... RO-3-2513
2536 .......... AY-5-1013/1013A
2536 .......... AY-3-1014A/1015
SMC
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
COM2505 ...... AY-5-1013/1013A
COM2505 ...... AY-3-1014A11015
KR2376 ....... A Y -5-2376
KR3600 ....... AY-5-3600
WESTERN
DIGITAL
GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
TR1602 ........ AY-5-1013/1013A
TR1602 ........ AY-3-1014A/1015
TEXAS
INSTRUMENTS GI
DEVICE NO.
REPLACEMENT
TMS0803 ...... C-593
TM80851 ...... CF-593
TM84000 ...... RO-5-8192
TM85001 ...... AY -5-3600
TMS6011 ...... AY-5-1013/1013A
TMS6011 ...... AY-3-1014A/1015
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES
HICKSVILLE, NEW YORK
[!]
_____G_L~ENROTHES,SCOTLAND
CHANDLER, ARIZONA
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MICRO
ELECTRONICS
A TOTAL
TECHNOLOGICAL
SERVICE
Hicksville, New YorkMicroelectronics World Headquarters.
Glsmolhes, Scotland-Mask Aligners.
Kaohslung, TaIwan-Assembly operation.
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General Instrument Microelectronics is
one of the world's leading manufacturers
of LSI (Large Scale Integration) microcircuits. A pioneer in MOS in 1966,
General Instrument is now a worldwide
source of microcircuits utilizing Hybrid,
Bipolar and MOS technologies in service
to the consumer, industrial and public
service marketplaces.
General Instrument Microelectronics has
facilities in every major market providing
customers with a full spectrum of services
including new product development. ..
applications engineering ... high volume
circuit manufacturing ... and immediate
delivery of over 250 standard products
"off the shelf."
and quality assurance. The factory in
Kaohsiung, Taiwan, is dedicated to high
volume assembly, test, quality assurance
and applications of Microelectronics
products.
In addition to providing reliable sources
of supply on three continents, General
Instrument operates each plant as a backup
facility to the others, to insure uninterrupted delivery. Common processes and
equipment are employed and major product styles are always produced in at
least two separate locations. To maintain
uniform standards from plant to plant, the
quality assurance and process control
groups at each facility are directed by
quality control policy established at
Group and Corporate levels.
Strategically Located Plants
The Microelectronics Group operates
four main production facilities in the
United States, Europe and Far East.
Plants at Glenrothes, Scotland; Chandler,
Arizona; and Hicksville, New York, have
complete capability for product design,
mask making, diffusion, assembly, test
Because General Instrument has a
comprehensive exposure to all of the world
LSI markets, it has been able to structure
its facilities and engineering programs
to conform to evolving customer needs.
Production capabilities are concentrated
in product areas of greatest volume. Each
Chandler, Arizona-Waler Coating.
raville, New York-Test area.
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plant has several separate manufacturing
modules dedicated to the process most
relevant to the primary marketplace. Cost
effectiveness for the customer is enhanced
because import duties are frequently saved
on locally manufactured produc.ts.
1976 General Instrument introduced the
A Y-3-8500 video game chip, the first
standard single chip LSI microcircuit to
provide six different games with on-screen
scoring and realistic sound; over 5 million
such parts were shipped that year.
Broad Product Lines
General Instrument Microelectronics
offers the widest range of standard LSI
microcircuits in the industry. The company's off-the-shelf portfolio consists of
over 250 different LSI products in fifteen
families dedicated to the consumer, telecommunications and data marketplaces.
More recently, General Instrument has
introduced its GIMINI LSI System for
cassette operated "home information
terminals," a product expected to be the
next major development in consumer
electronics.
For the consumer market, General
Instrument has pioneered LSI circuits for
calculators, clocks, clock radios, TV
tuners, remote control, appliance timers,
radio and high fidelity systems, musical
apparatus and TV games. For example, in
Beginning in 1970, General Instrument
has been a major manufacturer of
microcircuits for hand held and printing
calculators. Product selection ranges from
low cost "four function" chips to complex
circuits for consumer and business
printing: calcu lators.
G/enrolhes. Scotland-Assembly operation.
Microphofo 01 A Y-3-8500 TV Game chip.
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Another major development by General
Instrument in the consumer marketplace
is the introduction of the OMEGA series
of digital tuning systems. The OMEGA
concept brings the tuning precision and
convenience of digital channel selection
to the TV set, without the need for standby battery power to retain channel
memory when the set is off. This pioneering advance was made possible by the
utilization of a unique electrically alterable ROM (EAROM). The EAROM combines the reprogrammability of a RAM
with the non-volatility of a hard-wired
ROM. Recently, the OMEGA concept has
been made available for popular priced
TV - ECONOMEGA - and introduced in
a special form for high fidelity systems STEREOMEGA.
Supported by General Instrument
Corporation's long experience in tele-
communications, the Microelectronics
Group has developed a series of standard
circuits for use in the conversion of
telephone apparatus from electromechanical to ali-electronic operations.
These circuits are being sold to major
producers of telephone apparatus around
the world, and have been qualified by
major government telecommunications
authorities. New circuits now being
introduced in the telecommunications area
are aiding in the development of solid state
PABX's and digital central offices - the
wave of the future in the telecommunications
industry.
General Instrument has pioneered in the
development of 16-Bit LSI microprocessor
technology. The CP1600 introduced in
1975, has now evolved into a complete
family of products for use in consumer,
telecommunications and industrial control applications. Extensive software and
applications support this reliable and cost
effective microprocessor family.
Kaohsiung, Taiwan-Test facility.
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In addition to its work on standard
microprocessors, General Instrument has
also specialized in the concept of the
dedicated microprocessor - that is a
microprocessor architecture specifically
tailored to a particular application. By
combining the programmability of the
microprocessor with optimum input-output
architecture for a particular application,
General Instrument provides the costeffective solution for product development
in each of the markets it serves.
Cu.tome, Service
Unlike many other LSI manufacturers,
General Instrument Microelectronics does
not produce end products. Our slogan,
"We Help You Compete" means just that.
We do not compete with our customers.
Hence, customers can share their ideas for
product innovation through LSI with us in
confidence, knowing that we will not
manufacture the end product ourselves.
Advanced De.'gn Cent.rs
We also help our customers compete by
our concentration on cost-effective LSI
manufacture. For example, the General
Instrument Mini-Pak, introduced in 1976
for Consumer products, provides a significant saving in labor and material versus
the popular dual-in-line plastic package.
General Instrument Microelectronics
believes in CUSTOMER SERVICE.
Independent customer service departments
are maintained at each major location to
provide immediate response to questions
concerning order service and delivery. Our
customer service personnel are trained to
consider our customer's needs as their
most urgent requirement. Call on them
and let us prove that we are dedicated to
responsive service.
To provide our customers with the latest in
LSI technology, General Instrument Microelectronics maintains R&D centers at
Glenrothes, Scotland; Hicksville, New
York; and Chandler, Arizona. In addition,
the Microelectronics activity is supported
by general research in various fields
carried out with such prestigious organizations as the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology and the University of Utah.
In addition to its extensive catalog of
standard products, General Instrument
Microelectronics is happy to provide custom
design service to satisfy special
requirements. In some cases, the application
Chandler, Arizona-Electron Beam Evaporation.
Complete Microcomputer hardware and soltware package.
1-18
is best served by a software or firmware
modification of one of our standard microprocessors. In other cases, a dedicated
microprocessor is more cost effective.
These services may be arranged through
any of the Microelectronics sales offices.
Applications Assistance Around the Globe
To provide the special applications assistance that customers may require, General
Instrument Microelectronics maintains
fully staffed Applications Centers at
strategic locations around the world ...
U.S.A. - Hicksville, New York and Chandler,
Arizona
EUROPE - Glenrothes, Scotland; London,
England; and Munich, Germany
ASIA - Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Tokyo, Japan;
and Hong Kong
Arrangements can be made for immediate
assistance from these centers by contacting any of the sales offices listed in our
catalog.
Corporate Support
General Instrument Microelectronics
iSlbacked by the full resources of the
General Instrument Corporation, which has
for over 50 years been among the leaders
in the application of modern technology to
entertainment, industrial, military, data and
communications electronics. The skills,
production know-how, and technological
capability of the entire General Instrument
organization are utilized by the Microelectronics Group to further improve its
products and customer services.
Among the many other electronic
components manufactured by General
Instrument are discrete semiconductors,
relays, miniature lamps, and TV components.
General Instrument is a leading manufacturer
of cable TV products, off-track and on-track
wagering systems, point-of-sale equipment
and apparatus for defense applications.
Hicksville, New York-Pattern generator.