On Sun, 9 May 2004 15:59:04 -0700 (PDT), you wrote:
>Or !RESET, !OIW, or !Q.
Now that's one I've _never_ seen, at least not on a hardware
schematic... (I understand the ! is used to negate in certain deranged
programming languages whose acCursed name shall not be spoken aloud,
though. :D )
>I've seldom (if ever) seen asterisks as a common schematic convention.
Just about all of the Radio Shack service manuals for their TRS-80
machines used it, which is probably where I picked it up in the first place
since most of my first digital-electronics projects involved trying to
connect sound chips, joysticks, etc. to my Model I. :)
The overscore method is still far more common, to be sure, but the only
place I'd ever run into the / designator on a regular basis was in the
component libraries which came with Eagle, so I figured it must be a
European convention. :)
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