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Rochester Electronics 2907PC is indexed as an Am2907-family quad bus transceiver with interface logic. Original AMD documentation describes the functional family, but the exact original maker, lot revision and 20-pin plastic DIP identification of this unprefixed Rochester code require traceable confirmation.
The AMD Am2907 family combines four registered open-collector bus drivers, four receiver channels with output latches and an odd four-bit parity checker/generator. It was intended for high-speed bipolar or MOS microprocessor bus systems. Rochester's 2907PC is described by distributor indexes as an AM2907-class part, but family-level electrical limits must not be treated as the supplied lot's controlled specification until provenance is documented.
Parallel registered drive and received-data paths in one device.
On-chip odd parity checking/generation for four-bit transfers.
AMD reference documentation describes open-collector outputs suitable for terminated legacy buses.
Receiver output latches help coordinate staged bus transactions.
Four D-type edge-triggered input registers feeding open-collector bus drivers.
Four differential bus receivers with output latches and three-state output control.
Bus enable and driver clock govern drive timing; receiver latch and output enable govern readback.
Internal four-bit odd parity generation/checking in the AMD family reference.
AMD's Am2907 reference describes a 20-pin DIP family package and third-party Rochester listings describe 2907PC as plastic DIP/PDIP. The local catalog package field is blank. A 20-DIP entry is recorded in the local package register, but the actual Rochester lot must be matched to a controlled pinout, body width and lead finish. The local 20-DIP JPG is missing.

The missing JPG and unverified exact package block publication.
AMD's Am2907 functional diagram names A[3:0] driver data inputs, BUS[3:0] bidirectional bus nodes, and receiver outputs. DRCP clocks the driver register; BE controls bus drive; RLE latches receive data; OE controls the three-state receiver outputs. A parity output reports the odd-parity function. These are family signal names only. Obtain the controlled 2907PC 20-pin top view before assigning physical pins.
Four registered input data bits.
Open-collector bus and receiver connections.
Driver clock and bus enable.
Receiver latch, output control and parity reporting.
Do not transfer pin numbers from a different 2907 suffix without a matching manufacturer drawing.
| Catalog code | 2907PC |
|---|---|
| Current catalog supplier | Rochester Electronics |
| Original device family | AMD Am2907 association in distributor index; lot provenance unverified |
| Function | Quad bus transceiver with interface logic |
| Bus channels | Four in AMD family reference |
| Driver output type | Open collector in AMD family reference |
| Driver registers | Four D-type edge-triggered flip-flops in AMD family reference |
| Receiver outputs | Latched, three-state in AMD family reference |
| Parity | Odd four-bit checker/generator in AMD family reference |
| Reference bus sink | Up to 100 mA at 0.8 V maximum, AMD family data; not lot-qualified |
| Reference threshold | 2.0 V for Am2907 receiver, unlike Am2908 1.5 V family variant |
| Package | 20-pin plastic DIP indicated by family and distributor data; exact lot unverified |
No electrical maximum or timing value is certified here for this Rochester lot. Confirm the original controlled data sheet before design release.
No LCDChip alternate is linked or qualified. AMD Am2908 has a different receiver threshold and is not automatically interchangeable. Compare original maker, parity behavior, bus termination, input threshold, open-collector sink rating, timing, temperature grade and full 20-pin footprint before proposing any substitute.
The local product records Rochester Electronics as supplier. Archived original AMD Am2907 documentation provides the family function, and distributor indexing associates 2907PC with AM2907. The unprefixed code does not itself establish the original manufacturer or revision of the supplied material. Request Rochester traceability, controlled device data and lot photographs.
Registered data transfer on older microprocessor backplanes.
Bus transceiver functions in qualified historical designs.
Open-collector drive where the original bus design requires it.
Replacement of an identified 2907-family device after electrical and package verification.
Confirm traceable Rochester supply, original manufacturer marking, date and lot codes, lead condition and storage history. The public product price and inventory remain separate catalog fields; an indexed seller's stock/price match is not a dated authorized quotation. Reconcile exact current availability and quantity breaks before any price update or publication.
No. Distributor indexing supports a family association, but the exact lot's original manufacturer is not proven.
No direct replacement is approved; AMD specifies a different reference receiver threshold.
Only a 20-pin DIP class is indicated. The local package field is blank and the lot needs mechanical inspection.
No. The local package JPG and exact source/price verification remain incomplete.
Keep this item in manual review. Obtain the lot-specific manufacturer data sheet and 20-pin package drawing, restore the local 20-DIP JPG, reconcile dated authorized stock and tier pricing, then recheck content, internal links and rendered page. No drop-in substitution or release approval is implied.
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