[sdiy] using 6264 Ram
Paul Schreiber
synth1 at airmail.net
Tue Jun 16 16:55:47 CEST 2009
a) The Axx lines are address lines (that "memory location" in the RAM you
are looking at). These are inputs only.
b) the is probably a /CS (Chip Select, active LOW) that unless this pin is
at logic ground, the chip ignores all signals
c) there will be 8 I/O lines, or DATA lines. These are *bi-directional*,
depending if you are Writing data to the chip (inputs) or reading data from
the chip (outputs).
d) There is probably a /WE (Write Enable, active low) or sometimes it's
called R/~W (Read/not WRITE) which is an input that tells the chip if you
want to READ to WRITE
Paul S.
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