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Re: Who stocks DRAM NMBS AAA2800P-80?

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From: Michael Schuster
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 19:43
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In article <1993Jan5.102937.1@levy.fnal.gov> levy@levy.fnal.gov writes:
>I'm looking for a 256Kx1 DRAM chip, number NMBS AAA2800P-80.  I need 36 of these
>or a suitable substitute.  I have a number of 41256's around, but I don't have
>the data to see if they're compatible.  
>
>Anyone know of a source, or if the 41256's are indeed compatible?

If I'm not mistaken those NMB's are static column DRAM's. They sound
awfully like what came on my old Micronics memory card. If yes, then
41256's are not compatible. Microprocessors Unlimited (ads in C. Shopper,
PC, etc) or and good chip house should have them.


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