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sip-modules

#2192
From: Andrew Stewart
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 1988 09:00
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>... and the DRAM is the problem! We need SIP-Memory modules
>256Kb x 9 with 100ns or
>1Mb x 9 with 100ns

I'm afraid the answer is "keep looking" - I've just finished building a
board and I found the memory situation hopeless - all the suppliers have
quotas to their big customers, and if you don't want 10,000 you just have
to wait... and wait... and wait...

If you're building a prototype, I suggest you go for 120ns or 150ns
memories; if you need the speed, I'm afraid you have problems.

Andrew Stewart

PS: If anyone knows of a source for 100ns/120ns 1Mbit memories, please tell
me as well!
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