AW: Sram 74F189A
Ullrich Peter
Ullrich at kapsch.net
Tue Aug 17 18:11:15 CEST 1999
Hi Paul!
> HI I have a question Im trying to find some SRAM, the 74F189A
>would've been ideal.. its 16 by 4bit, yes 16 , its tiny... buts its all I
>need.. I need to make a 24 bit wide byte with 16 addresses. and I need two
>of these.. so I need 12 of them..
>
> The main reason I like the look of these, 8nS access time... small is
>quick.
>
> Now to the problem.. I dont think they make them anymore.. :-(
>
> So I need a way of getting 16 24bit wide numbers into a ram, but I need
>two of them (cant be one chip) and it has to be < 30nS (maximum, less that
>20 qould be prefferable).
>
> Any suggestions?
The cheapest fast RAm you can get is to buy a used 486 motherboard and take
the cache RAMs out of it. Normally they are 15/20 or 25ns.
And the size: 8kx8 to 32kx8
Ciao
Peter
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