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Product Detailed Parameters
- Description:IC ADDRESS DRVR 5.25V METAL CAN
- Series:MC3459
- Mfr:Motorola
- Package:Bulk
- Logic Type:Address Driver
- Number of Elements:4
- Number of Bits per Element:1
- Input Type:-
- Output Type:-
- Current - Output High, Low:2mA, 80mA
- Voltage - Supply:4.75V ~ 5.25V
- Operating Temperature:0°C ~ 70°C (TA)
- Mounting Type:Through Hole
- Package / Case:TO-100-10 Metal Can
- Supplier Device Package:Metal Can
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Overview
The Motorola MC359G is a legacy mobile device released in the late 2000s, operating on the Android platform. It features a Texas Instruments OMAP processor and a 2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen display. The device includes a 2-megapixel rear camera with LED flash and supports 3G connectivity. Hardware specifications include 64MB of RAM and 128MB of internal storage, expandable via microSD card. Power is supplied by a 1780mAh battery. The unit integrates standard sensors such as gravity, proximity, electronic compass, and light sensors for basic environmental interaction.
Feature Summary
- Android-based smartphone functionality with multi-touch interface
- Integrated 3G wireless communication capabilities
- Capacitive touch screen for direct user input
- Expandable storage support via external memory cards
Applications
- Mobile voice and data communication
- Basic multimedia consumption
- Portable personal digital assistant tasks
- Legacy system integration testing
Procurement Notes
Verify authenticity through official Motorola channels or authorized distributors. Confirm hardware revision and software version compatibility with intended legacy applications. Check physical condition for wear on connectors and screen. Ensure all original accessories are included if required for specific operational setups.
Selection Notes
Select this model only for maintenance of existing legacy infrastructure or specific historical reference projects. Evaluate compatibility with older Android application versions. Consider power management requirements due to aging battery capacity. Assess availability of replacement parts for long-term operational sustainability.
Part Context
This device belongs to Motorola's early smartphone lineup during the transition period of mobile operating systems. It represents an era where compact form factors were prioritized alongside emerging internet connectivity standards. The hardware architecture reflects the technological constraints and capabilities of its specific release timeframe.
Replacement Considerations
No verified public substitute part numbers are available for this discontinued consumer mobile device.
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