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Dallas Semiconductor Component Intelligence

1-Wire/iButton, RTC, Nonvolatile memory

How should I compare DS1708ESA lifecycle and sourcing risk?What functional alternatives should be reviewed for Dallas Semiconductor supervisor ICs?Which Dallas Semiconductor product families fit industrial control designs?Can DS80C310+FCG be replaced without firmware or package changes?How do Dallas, Maxim, and Analog Devices markings affect approved sourcing?How should I compare DS1708ESA lifecycle and sourcing risk?What functional alternatives should be reviewed for Dallas Semiconductor supervisor ICs?Which Dallas Semiconductor product families fit industrial control designs?Can DS80C310+FCG be replaced without firmware or package changes?How do Dallas, Maxim, and Analog Devices markings affect approved sourcing?

Dallas Semiconductor at a Glance

Dallas Semiconductor is a legacy semiconductor brand for 1-Wire/iButton, RTC, nonvolatile memory, supervisor, and 8051 MCU devices, now tied to the Maxim Integrated and Analog Devices product lineage.

Representative parts

#PartCategory
#1
DS1708ESA
Component
#2
DS1013S-30/T&R
Component
#3
DS1251WP-120
Component

Product catalog

CategoryParts
Integrated Circuits (ICs)33
Resonators2
Transducers1

Supply chain / lifecycle notes

Questions & answers

Dallas Semiconductor is best known for 1-Wire and iButton devices, real-time clocks, nonvolatile memory modules, supervisors, mixed-signal ICs, and 8051-class microcontrollers used in embedded and industrial designs.