On Sun, 11 Jul 1999 Doug Coward <mranalog(a)home.com> wrote:
I have was appears to be a memory board made by
"EMM".
It also appears to be Q-bus, at least the power and
ground seem to be in the right places to be Q-bus.
Anyway, the board has 64 of these chips, and looking
at the interconnection between chips, they appear to
be arranged in 2 groups of 32. The chips are labeled:
SEMI
4200ACC
7733
These are 22 pin chips, made in 1977, but I can't
seem to find any chip manufacturer named SEMI or
any reference to this 4200 number.
Can anyone identify these chip?
I had almost forgot about having a copy of the 1980 IC Master.
Anyway, you have a 4096x1 Static Ram chip
The book lists it as a 4200A made by EMM/Semi:
4096x1
200ns access
NMOS
Tri-State output
22 pins
+/- 5v & 12v supply
If they still exist:
EMM/Semi
2000 W. 14th St.
Tempe, AZ
(602) 968-4431
(800) 528-6050
HTH,
Mike