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- Philips_NORbits abstract "The 60-series NORbit is a very early form (1960's) of digital logic developed by Philips that uses modules containing discrete components to build logic building blocks. There are three basic types contained in a large (one by two inch) 17 pins Dual in-line package, with nine pins on one side and eight pins on the other side. There were different logic functions available and each function was recognizable by the color of its plastic container, black, blue, red or green. The most important block contained A NOR port (hence the name), but there were also blocks containing drivers, and a timer circuit resemblant of the later 555 timer IC.".
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- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLink 555_timer_IC.
- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLink Category:Digital_electronics.
- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLink Category:Logic_families.
- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLink Digital_electronics.
- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLink Dual_in-line_package.
- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLink Philips.
- Philips_NORbits wikiPageWikiLinkText "Philips NORbits".
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- Philips_NORbits subject Category:Digital_electronics.
- Philips_NORbits subject Category:Logic_families.
- Philips_NORbits type Circuit.
- Philips_NORbits comment "The 60-series NORbit is a very early form (1960's) of digital logic developed by Philips that uses modules containing discrete components to build logic building blocks. There are three basic types contained in a large (one by two inch) 17 pins Dual in-line package, with nine pins on one side and eight pins on the other side. There were different logic functions available and each function was recognizable by the color of its plastic container, black, blue, red or green.".
- Philips_NORbits label "Philips NORbits".
- Philips_NORbits sameAs Q7185521.
- Philips_NORbits sameAs m.03c341q.
- Philips_NORbits sameAs Q7185521.
- Philips_NORbits wasDerivedFrom Philips_NORbits?oldid=567375570.
- Philips_NORbits isPrimaryTopicOf Philips_NORbits.