368C

368C is a designation that can refer to several different entities, most notably a specific type of integrated circuit and a highway in California.

The 368C is a programmable interval timer chip manufactured by Intel. This component was widely used in early personal computers and other electronic devices to generate timing signals and control various operations. It offered features such as programmable timers, counters, and interrupt generation capabilities, making it a versatile part of many system designs. Its popularity stemmed from its flexibility and its ability to manage time-sensitive tasks within a digital system.

In California, 368C is the designation for a state highway. This route is a secondary highway, meaning it is not part of the primary state highway system. Its specific location and purpose within the California State Route system would require consulting detailed state transportation maps or databases. Such designations typically represent roads managed by the state for public use and transportation.