[Q] NEC V25 microprocessor doesn't get any more???

Hi,...
I heard some information on NEC v25 microprocessor..
NEC didn't supply this one... Is it right??

If you know how to get a NEC v25 microprocessor(QFJ),
please send to me...

Thanks...

Mason wrote:

> Hi,...
> I heard some information on NEC v25 microprocessor..
> NEC didn't supply this one... Is it right??
> 
> If you know how to get a NEC v25 microprocessor(QFJ),
> please send to me...

Yes, NEC produced it. Production was stopped many
years ago. I don't have one left. There may be piles
of pcbs with one soldered on laying around a place
close by though.
Meaning some unused ones may still be around.

Rene
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"Mason" <optimal@hihome.com> wrote in message news:<cm2kgd$djo$1@news1.kornet.net>...
> Hi,...
> I heard some information on NEC v25 microprocessor..
> NEC didn't supply this one... Is it right??
> 
> If you know how to get a NEC v25 microprocessor(QFJ),
> please send to me...
> 
> Thanks...

these guys have 100,000 of them

http://www.netcomponents.com/results.htm?r=1&t=f&src=&so=&d=1&pn1=UPD70320

Rene Tschaggelar wrote:

> Mason wrote:
> 
>> Hi,...
>> I heard some information on NEC v25 microprocessor..
>> NEC didn't supply this one... Is it right??
>> 
>> If you know how to get a NEC v25 microprocessor(QFJ),
>> please send to me...
> 
> Yes, NEC produced it. Production was stopped many
> years ago. I don't have one left. There may be piles
> of pcbs with one soldered on laying around a place
> close by though.
> Meaning some unused ones may still be around.
> 
> Rene

I thought it was still available.  I know for certain it is available for
integration into an ASIC.

Ian
-- 
Ian Bell

"Ian Bell" <ruffrecords@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:cm514g$j87$1@slavica.ukpost.com...
> Rene Tschaggelar wrote:
>
> > Mason wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,...
> >> I heard some information on NEC v25 microprocessor..
> >> NEC didn't supply this one... Is it right??
> >>
> >> If you know how to get a NEC v25 microprocessor(QFJ),
> >> please send to me...
> >
> > Yes, NEC produced it. Production was stopped many
> > years ago. I don't have one left. There may be piles
> > of pcbs with one soldered on laying around a place
> > close by though.
> > Meaning some unused ones may still be around.
> >
> > Rene
>
> I thought it was still available.  I know for certain it is available for
> integration into an ASIC.
>

That only means they've still got the IP, it doesn't mean they're putting
that IP into a self-contained chip.

Interesting though that you can get it for an ASIC. Gotta file that info
somewhere.

John Smith wrote:

> 
> "Ian Bell" <ruffrecords@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:cm514g$j87$1@slavica.ukpost.com...
>> Rene Tschaggelar wrote:
>>
>> > Mason wrote:
>> >
>> >> Hi,...
>> >> I heard some information on NEC v25 microprocessor..
>> >> NEC didn't supply this one... Is it right??
>> >>
>> >> If you know how to get a NEC v25 microprocessor(QFJ),
>> >> please send to me...
>> >
>> > Yes, NEC produced it. Production was stopped many
>> > years ago. I don't have one left. There may be piles
>> > of pcbs with one soldered on laying around a place
>> > close by though.
>> > Meaning some unused ones may still be around.
>> >
>> > Rene
>>
>> I thought it was still available.  I know for certain it is available for
>> integration into an ASIC.
>>
> 
> That only means they've still got the IP, it doesn't mean they're putting
> that IP into a self-contained chip.

Agreed.  OTOH when we did the ASIC design, it replaced a product using a V25
and the V25 version was still being produced.  That was over five years ago
though so they could have stopped supplying it since.


-- 
Ian Bell