bla bla bla
see socket type, number of pins, pins for quartz crystal or resonator, and
pins for power supply
At 12:59 AM 8/10/05, you wrote:
>I am trying to identify the following processor (as found in a
>Fiat/Alfa immobiliser ecu):
>
>Logo: Texas Instruments, markings:
>
>B69249
>(C)1995 TI
>RD200510FN
>61A82VW
>W
>
>
>I reckon it's an internal part no or a cross manufacturer part no,
>making it tricky for me to try and read it!
>
>Can provide a pic if it's any help
>
>THanks
>
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