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Datasheet Direct
Free online source for electronic component datasheets.
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Electronic Locator
Free electronic engineering tool that enables you to locate product datasheets from hundreds of electronic component manufacturers worldwide and their distributors.
To begin, select a component manufacturer from our manufacturers list, and click on the one you need; it's as easy as that! Our manufacturers list has over 1700 links to the best component manufacturers and distributors, so allow a moment for the list to load.
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http://www.electroniclocator.com
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IC-Exchange
The central exchange site for Integrated Circuits and other electronic parts * Source for your IC requirements effectively. * Publicise your IC stock offers to thousands of buyers * Maximise your IC inventory exposure to reduce dead-stock * Reach out to more vendors for the best deals * Expand your customer base without boundaries.
FREE basic services for BUY or SELL postings
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http://www.ic-exchange.com
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NetComponents
This is a live demo (registered members can search on multiple part numbers simultaneously) and will return actual lineitems listed in the database.
The netCOMPONENTS database currently lists the sources for over 31 billion (8.3 million+ lineitems) integrated circuits, semiconductors, and other active, passive, & electromechanical components!
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http://www.netcomponents.com
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Partminer
PartMiner, Inc. is a leading global supplier of electronic components.
It is also a cutting-edge online provider of component information needed by engineers and purchasers in the electronics industry.
In addition, PartMiner is a world-class provider of excess inventory management services and enterprise solutions.
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http://www.partminer.com
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PCNAlert
Find out about changed or obsolete parts by simply checking your email.
How many times last year did you: Scour the earth or go to the "gray market" because you missed an end-of-life buy on a critical component? Scrap products because you found out too late about a change? Rush a redesign because a replacement part has to be qualified? And how much revenue did delays and missed opportunities like these cost you?
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