fink@vms.macc.wisc.edu (Jerry Fink - MACC & School of Nursing) (08/06/88)
What is the difference between the 1 MB Toshiba Ram chips, one version is
numbered 411000 and the other version is numbered 511000?
Thanks
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+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++Michael@cup.portal.com (08/07/88)
Looking in the "Toshiba MOS Memory Products Databook" released March 1988, I find no reference to a 411000 series product. There are 8 different 51100x products. There are also some 41000 MODULES all of which are made up of 4 1Megabit SOJ packages and are arranged as 1Meg x 4bits, the differences between them being access mode. The 41000's appear to be made out of 4 51100x products. BTW, SOJ stands for "Small Outline J lead", it is a package type. michael@cup.portal.com