30 May
2004
30 May
'04
3:02 a.m.
In message <200405301210.i4UCAkhc042902(a)huey.classiccmp.org>
Dave Dunfield <dave04a(a)dunfield.com> wrote:
I've just checked my archives, and I have a copy
of the original
two-part artical, called:
Build the Micro D-Cam Solid-State Video Camera
Part1: The IS32 Optic RAM and the Micro D-Cam Hardware - Sep 1983 BYTE
Part2: Computer interface and Control software - Oct 1983 BYTE
I also have a copy of the Micron Technology IS32 OpticRAM data sheet.
If anyone is interested, I can scan them and post them for public consumption.
Wow
- if they're not too difficult to scan, that'd be great. TTBOMK not even
Partminer has a datasheet for the IS32. The BYTE articles are pretty elusive
too, IME.
Thanks.
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