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RAM chip identification help

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From: loving
Date: Fri, 12 May 1989 16:21
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I need some help identifying some RAM chips.  They are INMOS  IMS2620P-12

clearly they are 120ns chips and I already know they are RAM, the question is
what size?  I think they might be 16Kx4, if so is the pinout standard.

Any help greatly appreciated.

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