How to address RAM chips?

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From: Rich"TheMan"Kennehan
Date: Thu, 28 Jan 1993 00:34

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Hi.  I'd like to design a simple circuit using a small RAM chip that
will allow me to store a few bytes and allow me to read them back
again.  For example, I would like enter in bytes A4,3D,FF,22,4E and
be able to read back the third one without disturbing the others.

The main reason for this is so I can learn digital electronics.  Sure
I can read some books, but I need a hands-on project to really make
me remember what I read.  Thanks in advance!

- Rich
  kennehra@logic.camp.clarkson.edu

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