IC Identification Help

[Lonnie Mason]

Hello everyone

I received a nice donation of vintage electronic components.
Most of the components are from the 70s-80s I got a lot of IC's.

I have been able to identify all but 6 of them.
If anyone has any information about these IC's that would be awesome.

Image of IC's

Unidentified IC's

930

962

HAL16L8CN 8513 8075968 TANDY ©82

SW 7494-N 7351

MS16A 150?J SE IWAKI

AY-3-1015D 7937

[firehopper]

Hello everyone

I received a nice donation of vintage electronic components.
Most of the components are from the 70s-80s I got a lot of IC's.

I have been able to identify all but 6 of them.
If anyone has any information about these IC's that would be awesome.

Image of IC's

Unidentified IC's

930

962

HAL16L8CN 8513 8075968 TANDY ©82

SW 7494-N 7351

MS16A 150?J SE IWAKI

AY-3-1015D 7937

the HAL is a PAL or GAL logic chip, possibly from a tandy computer?
the ay-3 is possibly a sound chip of some sort.

[Gyro]

Google is your friend - for some of them anyway...

The AY-3-1015D is a UART
The Tandy chip is a PAL - probably programmed for some Tandy product.
The 7494 is a standard TTL 4 bit shift register
The one with 150 Ohm on it is almost certainly a resistor pack
The 930 and 960 are DTL (diode-transistor) Logic chips


P.S. Welcome to the forum. 

[Lonnie Mason]

Thanks for the help

[Benta]

Almost right, you got 5 out of 6.

The Tandy chip is a PAL - probably programmed for some Tandy product.

It's actually a HAL - hard array logic, which is a mask programmed version of a PAL. Absolutely useless for anything other than the original Tandy circuit.

I'm more impressed with your knowledge about the DTL parts, never seen those myself before, even after 40+ years working with semiconductors. Chapeau!