From: Mike on
I'm looking for DTMF decoder chips and I am having a lot of trouble
finding any.

Some of the part numbers I have searched are TDK's SSI-220, or G8870

Any available DTMF decoder will do the job. Does anyone know a place
where I could definetly find some?

Thanks

From: Mario Chenier on
Mike: try Zarlink (previously Mitel) MT8880 (DTMF transceiver) or MT8870
(DTMF receiver).
Finding them in unit quantities may be a problem. Digi-Key does not have
it in stock, nor does Electrosonic. Mouser does not carry the line. Avnet
has stock of some models of the 8870 and the 8880.

Mario.


Mike wrote:

> I'm looking for DTMF decoder chips and I am having a lot of trouble
> finding any.
>
> Some of the part numbers I have searched are TDK's SSI-220, or G8870
>
> Any available DTMF decoder will do the job. Does anyone know a place
> where I could definetly find some?
>
> Thanks

From: Rich Webb on
On 28 Jan 2006 10:24:11 -0800, "Mike" <mep0716(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>I'm looking for DTMF decoder chips and I am having a lot of trouble
>finding any.
>
>Some of the part numbers I have searched are TDK's SSI-220, or G8870
>
>Any available DTMF decoder will do the job. Does anyone know a place
>where I could definetly find some?

Futurlec shows Holtek and Zarlink parts in stock. www.futurlec.com

--
Rich Webb Norfolk, VA
From: Tim Wescott on
Mike wrote:

> I'm looking for DTMF decoder chips and I am having a lot of trouble
> finding any.
>
> Some of the part numbers I have searched are TDK's SSI-220, or G8870
>
> Any available DTMF decoder will do the job. Does anyone know a place
> where I could definetly find some?
>
> Thanks
>
These days folks seem to do this digitally with 8-bit processors --
they've gotten fast enough.

--

Tim Wescott
Wescott Design Services
http://www.wescottdesign.com
From: budgie on
On 28 Jan 2006 10:24:11 -0800, "Mike" <mep0716(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>I'm looking for DTMF decoder chips and I am having a lot of trouble
>finding any.
>
>Some of the part numbers I have searched are TDK's SSI-220, or G8870
>
>Any available DTMF decoder will do the job. Does anyone know a place
>where I could definetly find some?

Even my local (Perth, Australia) parts supplier has them in stock, $A2.20.
Forget the prefix, 8870 is the generic part number to search for.
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