kaul@icarus.eng.ohio-state.edu (Rich Kaul) (07/28/90)
Does anyone have any sources for vendors/suppliers of associative memories? TIA. -=- Rich Kaul | "Do not do unto others as you would that kaul@icarus.eng.ohio-state.edu | they should do unto you. Their tastes or ...!osu-cis!kaul | may differ." -Bernard Shaw
bkoball@cup.portal.com (Bruce R Koball) (07/28/90)
re: Rich Kaul's request fo commercial vendors of associative memories -- Advanced Micro Devices offers a part called the Am99C10. It's a 256 word by 48-bit content addressable memory chip, available in a variety of pkgs. It is optimized for LAN address decoding but is general enough to be useful elsewhere. Each CAM word has a 48-bit register and a 48-bit maskable comparato allowing a 48-bit input word to be compared against all 256 entries in a single 100 ns cycle. It also has single and multiple match detection with priority encoding. Bruce Koball Motion West 2210 Sixth Street Berkeley, CA 94710 415-540-7503 bkoball@cup.portal.com