At 12:04 PM 6/25/2000 -0400, you wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I recently obtained an amplifier board that has an IC on it that I can't 
>identify.  It is hard to read but seems to say that it comes from SMI and 
>has the number 8112.  It is from the early 80's.  Do any of you know what 
>it is, what it's voltage requirements are and it's pin configuration.
>
>Dick

Dick,
Is it possible there are other numbers on it?  There's a good chance that 
8112 means the 12th week of 1981, which is not out of line with your "early 
80's".

Brett



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