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Ep1810gc-35

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I have a need for obsolete Altera EP1810GC-35. I have stock available with Altera trace to P/N: EP1810GC-35AB. Can anyone explain what the "AB" call out is?  

 

Thank you for your help!
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I found a couple of old datasheets. There are two packages for that device a PGA and a PLCC, but I did not find a "Ordering" information sheet that said what the part numbering scheme was. 

 

I did find a supplier that apparent has the license to continue building these parts. Rochester Electronics: 

http://www.rocelec.com/obsolete-semiconductor-manufacturing/featured-product/?f=ep1810gc-35 

 

So you might want to contact them to see if they have a better idea. 

 

Pete
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I found a couple of old datasheets. There are two packages for that device a PGA and a PLCC, but I did not find a "Ordering" information sheet that said what the part numbering scheme was. 

 

I did find a supplier that apparent has the license to continue building these parts. Rochester Electronics: 

http://www.rocelec.com/obsolete-semiconductor-manufacturing/featured-product/?f=ep1810gc-35 

 

So you might want to contact them to see if they have a better idea. 

 

Pete 

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Thanks for your help. I'm having a heck of a time finding out what the "AB" calls out. Here is a photo of what I have available.
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Thanks for your help. I'm having a heck of a time finding out what the "AB" calls out. Here is a photo of what I have available. 

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Hello all, 

 

I am still searching for what the AB calls out. Can anyone shed some light on this?
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