Russian Elements Datasheet

[mstalebi]

russian ics

Dear all,

I need the data sheet of the following electronic Russian devices:

1. 114ЛП1A

2. 114ИP1A


Upon providing me with these items, I will press the "helped button" for 5 excess points.

Best Regards,

 

[joe1986]

russian datasheet of integrated circuit

1. 114ЛП1A

2. 114ИP1A

wht do these components mean in english???

 

[Tamasco]

datasheet russian ic

Are they electronic components? Googling yields no results! You may need to check the spelling

 

[unkarc]

Dear all,

I need the data sheet of the following electronic Russian devices:

1. 114ЛП1A

2. 114ИP1A

Hi,

There are links where your components are mentioned and they are very very old RTL ( Resistor-Transistor-Logic ) integrated circuits from the mid 1960s and 1970s, no precise Western equivalent is given, only their function. I think it is even difficult to find data sheet for such functions among the Western RTL types too.

Here is one link:
**broken link removed** and your components info from there:

114ЛП1А,Б = RTL, Quad connected 2-Input Inverters

114ИР1А,Б = RTL, 2-Stage Shift Register

Here is another link that lists the same info on your components:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~ganswijk/chipdir/soviet/chips.htm

Here is some explanation on RTL integrated circuits:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resistor-transistor_logic

and there is a book here: RTL Cookbook for US$ 3 and up from which you may see the functions and probably the pin-outs of those Western RTL ICs:
http://www.alibris.com/booksearch?q....xMY-6bJvSC2hb2j9kKSb5V.rLA&qtit=RTL+Cookbook

Usually, the pin-outs of the Russian ICs and the equivalent (original ) Western ICs were matching...

rgds, unkarc

 

[mstalebi]

Russian RTL IC pin out is needed

Dear all,

I need to know the pinout of the following electronic Russian devices:

1. 114ЛП1A = RTL, Quad connected 2-Input Inverters

2. 114ИP1A = RTL, 2-Stage Shift Register

In above, after the name of each IC (in Russian) following '=' sign, the original functionality of each IC is described.

I know that usually the pin-outs of the Russian ICs and the equivalent (original Western ICs are matching. So, would you please give me an idea how can I find equivalent alternatives to the above mentioned items, based on the above descriptions?

Upon helping me, I will press the "helped button" for 5 excess points.

Best Regards,
msTalebi.

 

[nguyennam]

Re: Russian RTL IC pin out is needed

Attached is what you need (1.gif = your 1st IC, 2.gif = 2nd IC, 3.gif = package). Please note that:
- pin 2 = GND, pin 9 = +Vcc.
- Vcc = 4V +/-10%.
- replacement is based on your particular application. These ICs are very obsolete and I do not see any RTL nowaday.

Good luck,
nguyennam