of the
datasheet...
Andreas
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Re: [avr-gcc-list] How Hot does a 62256-15
SRAM Get?
I purchased the part from Jameco. I wanted the
NS62256H-15NC, Jameco
shows
On Sep 9, 2005, at 2:33 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be careful ! You use an 15ns SRAM (as I see so far in the part
number). They will draw a bit more current than 70ns SRAM's. Can
you post the Currents from the datasheet ?
Back in the bad old days a -15 was a 150 ns part. To answer the
I purchased the part from Jameco. I wanted the NS62256H-15NC, Jameco
shows ATT7C199P-15. . The part I receied was UM61m256K-15, with a
fancy 'm'. The data sheet is for an AS7C256(5v)/
From the data sheet, Max operating current is 115 ma.
Standby is 4 ma.
I do not have the exact datasheet for
I have a Packet Whacker. I want to mount it on a PCB OVER a 62256-15
for use with a AT8585 ATmega8515 running at 16 mHz. The ventilation
will be natural, but, not installed in a box. Maybe in a 2 ft^2
space.
Am I going to have heat problems? I have the data sheet, but, I can't
figure this
