Where can I get Dip Cmos SRAM 64kx8 bit format?

Nov 06, 2008 6 Replies

I have an old homebuilt home controller built around an 80c51FA microcontroller. I'd like to get some new ram for it in a DIP format, probably a 64 or 128 kbit x



8 bit format. I can use 28 or 32 pin DIPs. It currently uses 32kx8 HM62256 DIPs. (5V operation)

Where can I get such a thing these days in small quantities?



A specific part # might also help in my search.


microcontroller.

x

DIPs.

I get such parts from old 386 and 486 motherboards (L2 cache) ; most often they are socketed and so have long leads.

Michael

Specifying the country that you live in may also help.

If you are in the UK, you can buy one here.

formatting link

Gareth.

I'm in the U.S. Seattle specifically.

Er, what continent?

In the US, I'd try the web for Jameco, JDR Microdevices (if they still exist) and B&D Enterprises.

Mark Zenier snipped-for-privacy@eskimo.com Googleproofaddress(account:mzenier provider:eskimo domain:com)

try digi-key and go for a nv-ram

microcontroller.

x

DIPs.

IC, 628128LP-70, SRAM, 5V, 128k x 8, 70ns, DIP-32

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