Choose a mirror site which is closer to you geographically than that one may be. If you look at the List by function area, that will show you how the ICs are categorized. There are also various criteria for searching out a given IC number.
Lastly, the definitive information will come from the web site of a company that manufactures the chip you're interested in. If you don't know the manufacturer, you can often use Google (or your favorite search engine) to find out who manufactuers it. In many cases the same IC may be made by more than one manufacturer.
PeterL
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The following link should start you in the right direction:
http://www.rabidpenguin.org/chipdir/index.htm
Choose a mirror site which is closer to you geographically than that one may be. If you look at the List by function area, that will show you how the ICs are categorized. There are also various criteria for searching out a given IC number.
Lastly, the definitive information will come from the web site of a company that manufactures the chip you're interested in. If you don't know the manufacturer, you can often use Google (or your favorite search engine) to find out who manufactuers it. In many cases the same IC may be made by more than one manufacturer.
Hope that's helpful.
Regards,
Bruce Bates