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--- findingparts:sampling [2014/03/20 20:22]
vaxquis
+++ findingparts:sampling [2015/01/11 17:21]
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 Note: you can sample MOS from TI without any problem.
-> They shipped everything fast, without questions and absolutely free (2013) - Germanstudent
+> They shipped everything fast, without questions and absolutely free (2013/14/15) - Germanstudent
 > I got some samples from TI and I didn't get any calls... They have very fast shipping. - Vaati
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 [[http://sample.microchip.com/|Microchip]]
-The de-facto standard for annoying microcontroller design. Regardless, it's up there with the 8051 and AVR in popularity. It seems like you can get their more popular <$5 microcontrollers sampled. Also, of course, are their little eeprom memory chips, mid-freq RF chips and 'analog glue.' According to their [[http://sample.microchip.com/FAQ.aspx|FAQ]] (link is dead), you can get 3 of 4 different parts, twice a month, shipped via 3-day.
+The de-facto standard for annoying microcontroller design. Regardless, it's up there with the 8051 and AVR in popularity. It seems like you can get their more popular <$5 microcontrollers sampled. Also, of course, are their little eeprom memory chips, mid-freq RF chips and 'analog glue.' According to their [[http://www.microchip.com/samples/FAQ.aspx|FAQ]] (link is dead), you can get 3 of 4 different parts, twice a month, shipped via 3-day.
 Note: you can sample MOS from Microchip.

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