Mostek 5024 datasheet?

[tom mcclintock]

Anyone have the datasheet for the Mostek 5024 (MK5024) IC? This is a
16-pin "top octave" generator and was popular with the organ and
synthesizer kids.

And naturally, a source of them would be equally appreciated


TIA,
tom

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[Graham W]

Anyone have the datasheet for the Mostek 5024 (MK5024) IC? This is a
16-pin "top octave" generator and was popular with the organ and
synthesizer kids.

And naturally, a source of them would be equally appreciated

If you have drawn a blank Googling for info, that's because the part
has a 'zero' on the end! Like MK50240. There are 18 hits which look
like high quality info.

 

[yves soussi]

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I will post it on our web site immediately

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[Glenn Gundlach]

Anyone have the datasheet for the Mostek 5024 (MK5024) IC? This is a
16-pin "top octave" generator and was popular with the organ and
synthesizer kids.

And naturally, a source of them would be equally appreciated


TIA,
tom

http://www.ionpool.net/e-mail.html

The MAIN thing I remember about that chip was how much better the
organ sounded after the 50240 was replaced with a 32 MHz master clock
divider system based on 'F161 counters (1987). The organ then crossed
the line between 'appliance' and 'instrument' The divisors ranged
between 5920 (C) and 11175 for C#. How about 12 DDS chips? FPGA?

GG

 

[tom mcclintock]

Doh! That seems to help quite a bit...