Check your supply and signal voltages and cut traces/reroute power or
things might be interesting.
Regards,
Jeff
In <002b01c0c860$162ae760$9cc762d8_at_idcomm.com>, on 04/19/01
at 02:32 AM, "Richard Erlacher" <edick_at_idcomm.com> said:
>> If you're not trying to build an exact replica, but just something that
>> will work, you could use a more modern SRAM, like a 6264 (8K*8). Such
>> chips are cheap now. Just tie the unused high-order address lines on the
>> RAM to ground, leaving 8 low-order ones to connect to the system address
>> bus. The rest of the circuitry should be essentially unchanged.
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