AM286 Search Results

2864AE-205

Abstract: M2864B
Contextual Info: Am2864AE Adva£ 8 1 9 2 x 8-Bit Electrically Erasable P R O M Devices DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • • • 5-V o nly ope ra tio n M ilitary te m p e ra tu re range a v ailab le S e lf-tim e d W rite C ycle w ith o n -c h ip la tche s D ata Polling for e n d -o f-w rite in dicatio n

286ZX

Abstract: 286LX 8042 keyboard controller
Contextual Info: Cl gETE Am286 ZX/Am286LX Integrated Processors rrm w rrf Advanced Micro Devices PC-AT Motherboard-on-a-Chip DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • Integrates entire IBM PC-AT motherboard logic, plus enhancements -8 0 C 2 8 6 M icroprocessor Core -E n h a n ce d Bus Controller

am2664be

Abstract: rvb ah
Contextual Info: Am2864BE Advanced Micro Devices 8192 x 8-Bit Electrically Erasable PROM DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Self-timed Write Cycle with on-chip latches R eady/Busy pin and Data Polling for end-of-write

D80C287

Abstract: Am286ZX 80C287A Am286LX IA05 limit switch 80C286 82C54 80286 instruction set PC xt MOTHERBOARD CIRCUIT diagram Motherboard IBM t21
Contextual Info: i l n i j j p Am286 ZX/Am286LX Advanced Micro Devices Integrated Processors esuebe ™ PC-AT Motherboard-on-a-Chip DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • Integrates entire IBM PC-AT motherboard logic, plus enhancements —80C286 M icroprocessor Core -E n h a n c e d Bus C ontroller

SME 1167

Abstract: LA23-LA17 LIM EMS 4.0
Contextual Info: ¡M jTf Am286 ZX/Am286LX Sä£L Integrated Processors n 'H m iw I M p c -A T Advanced Micro Devices Motherboard-on-a-Chip DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • Integrates entire IBM PC-AT motherboard logic, plus enhancements -80C286 Microprocessor Core -Enhanced Bus Controller

LM393

Abstract: 74HCTOO
Contextual Info: False-Write-Protect Circuit Design by Brian T. Johansen, Syntrex, Inc., and Anthony DiColli, Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. INTRODUCTION The Am2864AE/BE EEPROMs are internally protected from false writes when is below 3.0 V. When system logic levels are undefined, it is the supply voltage

eeprom 2864a

Abstract: AM2864A-2 rgv 527 Am2864A-3
Contextual Info: Am2864A DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Self-timed Write Cycle with on-chip latches Data Polling for end-of-write indication Data protection features to prevent writes from occur­ ring during V c c power-up/down

AM9864

Abstract: AM2864BE-300/BXA
Contextual Info: a Am2864BE AdVMgo 8192 X 8-Bit Electrically Erasable PRO M Devices DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Self-timed Write Cycle with on-chip latches Ready/Busy pin and Data Polling for end-of-write

TMS27256

Abstract: M27512FI TC571000D-15 et2732 TC571001D-15 4827128 27c1001a Toshiba TC571000D-20 28C256 27c32
Contextual Info: Device List by Manufacturer . 2716 2716BDC 2732 2732A 2764 Am27C64 Am2864AE Am2864BE 27128 Am27C128 27256 Am27C256 Am27H256 Am27C512 Am27C512L Am27C010 Am27H010 Am27LV010 Am27LV010B Am27C020 Am27LV020 Am27LV020B Am27C040 Am27C080 AT28C04 AT28C16 AT28C17 AT28HC16 AT28HC16L AT27HC64

Contextual Info: n Am2864AE Advanced Micro Devices 8192 x 8-Bit Electrically Erasable PROM DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Self-timed Write Cycle with on-chip latches Data Polling for end-of-write indication

TDA 2051

Abstract: AM2864AE-255DC
Contextual Info: a Am2864AE Adva“ £ 8192 x 8-Bit Electrically Erasable PROM Devices DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Self-timed Write Cycle with on-chip latches Data Polling for end-of-write indication

Contextual Info: 02 1991 Advance Inform ation FVTF Am286 ZX/Am286LX Integrated Processors Advanced Micro Devices PC-AT Motherboard-on-a-Chip DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • Integrates entire IBM PC-AT motherboard logic, plus enhancements -80C286 Microprocessor Core -Enhanced Bus Controller

Contextual Info: ADV MIC RO inE 10RY}~Tb Ï Ë G5S7SEfl O O E b b l ? Am2864B 5a1 8 1 9 2 x 8 Electrically Erasable PROM Data protection features to prevent writes from occur­ ring during V cc power-up/down 32-byte page write mode Minimum endurance of 10,000 write cycles per byte with

AM2864B-3

Abstract: AM2864B-30 AM2864B-25
Contextual Info: Am2864B 8 1 9 2 x 8 Electrically Erasable PROM • • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Self-timed Write Cycle with on-chip latches Ready/Busy pin and Data Polling for end-of-write indication • Data protection features to prevent writes from occur­

AM28

Contextual Info: Die Business Am2864AE/BE DICE AGREEMENT AMD sells EEPROM dice at the commercial grade level to authorized distributors and OEM customers. Full testing is not possible on EEPROM dice. The Am2864AE/BE Dice Agreement see Figure 5-1 for an example describes the guarantees and limitations assodated with this business,

bta 18 612

Abstract: Am286 h1130 pulse 617-2240 Am286ZX bta 16 8006 SSC 9500 MD8212 80C287 T99 V0
Contextual Info: 0 2 m Advance Information BVTF Am286 ZX/Am286LX Integrated Processors usasnas Advanced Micro Devices PC-AT Motherboard-on-a-Chip DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • ■ ■ ■ Integrates entire IBM PC-AT m otherboard logic, plus enhancem ents -8 0 C 2 8 6 M icroprocessor Core

floating-gate

Abstract: Valence eeprom memory cell
Contextual Info: EEPROM Process Information PROCESS AND TECHNOLOGY AM D's EEPROM technology is based on the highly successful N-channel EPROM process that has had years of manufacturing history at AMD. To achieve the goal of electrical erasability, an additional masking step

eeprom 2864a

Abstract: X2864AD X2864ADMB-25 2864A X2864ADMB X2864ADMB35 X2864BDMB DQ2864-250 X2864ADI35 X2864AEMB25
Contextual Info: Cross-Reference and Conversion Guides COMPETITOR CROSS-REFERENCE GUIDE and DC timing and operating characteristics that are different. Please consult the data sheets or your local AMD representative for more details. The following table serves as a cross-reference guide for

Contextual Info: Am28C256 3 2Kx8 Electrically Erasable PROM Am28C256 ADVANCE INFORMATION DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • 5-V only operation Military temperature range available Low-power CMOS - 60 mA active current - 1 mA standby current • • • - 1 0 0 pA power-down current

Contextual Info: EEPROM Reliability The reliability of AMD's NS-18 process used in the fabrication of 64K EEPROMs is described in this report. The reliability monitors used at AMD were designed to predict the future operating life results by accelerat­ ing failure rates. The monitors include data from endur­

AM2968

Abstract: cx3j
Contextual Info: 896ZUIV Am2968 Dynamic Memory Controller DMC PRELIMINARY DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • • • Provides control for 16K, 64K , and 256K dynam ic RAM s Outputs directly drive up to 88 DRAM s, with a guaran­ teed w orst-case limit on the undershoot Highest-order two address bits select one of four banks

2B0365

Abstract: 74ls244 latch ic Z8127 z80 multibus Am286
Contextual Info: Am8163/Am8167 A m 816 3 /A m 816 7 Dynamic Memory Timing, Refresh and EDC Controllers DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS • Complete CPU to dynamic RAM control interface • R A S /M S E L/C A S Sequencer to eliminate delay lines • Complete EDC/data path controls for W ord/Byte read

433mhz ASK transmitter and receiver pair

Abstract: 433mhz rx TX RX FM transmitter 433.92 basic fm transmitter and receiver Radiometrix mpt1340 radiometrix silrx-433 433mhz transmitter fm transmitter 300m range tx3/rx3 ASK transmitter and receiver pair
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Device-List

Abstract: cf745 04 p 24LC211 lattice im4a3-32 CF775 MICROCHIP 29F008 im4a3-64 ks24c01 ep320ipc ALL-11P2
Contextual Info: Device List Adapter List Converter List for ALL-11 JUL. 2000 Introduction T he Device List lets you know exactly which devices the Universal Programmer currently supports. The Device List also lets you know which devices are supported directly by the standard DIP socket and which