FS: Components. MCUs, MOSFETS, Relays, DC/DC [MORE]

[qat]

Got components laying around that I want to get rid of.

All items are new as far as I know, they are left-overs from manufacturing. Some of them are almost new and some are 10+ years old. They have been laying around for a year or so in my lab outside of a controlled environment so the MCUs especially may have to be baked if you plan on reflowing them. If you want to buy single chips or small quantities it’s probably better to get them elsewhere unless you want to pay shipping from Europe. Prices are very negotiable! I am looking to get rid of these components. If you want to buy more you pay less.

Microchip PIC18F458 - MCU, TQFP package - Qty: 50+.

NXP LPC2366FBD100 - 32/16bit ARM7 MCU 256K - Qty: 80.

Renesas M30853FHGP - 32bit MCU 384K older version than the one currently offered - Qty: 200+.

PHILIPS ISP1582BS - USB controller - Qty: 50+.

TE Connectivity V23092-A1012-A301 - Relay 250VAC/6A 12V switch - Qty. 100+.

Maxim MAX1974EUP - 1A DC/DC w. PWM - Qty: 30.

STM STP60NE06 - N-channel MOSFET 60V/60A - Qty: 300+.

74HC74N - Dual Flip-Flop, SIP-14 made by Philips or TI I believe - Qty 800.

ON Semi. MTD20N03HDL - N-channel "High speed logic level" MOSFET 30V/20A - Qty. 500+

Smaller quantities include: [AM29LV64OML90RPCI some AMD chip] [PI7C9X110BNBE PCI interface] [LTC3440EMS DC/DC] [IC that just says "PEMI"] [YAMAR SIG60] [TS80C31X2 really old socketed MCU].

Give me a message if you're interested!

[wraper]

You will need to reduce prices if hope to get rid of any significant quantity. Nobody buy parts from stranger for prices close to from distributor with good reputation. Divide distro price by 5-10, then maybe you will sell half of it.

[wraper]

I'm new to selling here, is it allowed to write "offers" instead of a price?

Basically you can write whatever you want as long as it's not spamming. I just wrote the truth. Frankly I have way more components than you listed here I would like to get rid of. If bought from distro, worth over $100 k. But the only real way to get rid of that without spending more time than parts are worth is just selling them as job lot for <1% of their retail price.