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Jason Arkwright
05/15/12 04:44
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Chester
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 		 #187364 - 256bit x 8 proms
Hi There,

I remember in the early 1990's 256x8 proms were available, however they don't seem to available now. I want to generate a digital sinewave, for which requires a counter fed into a prom driving a dac.

Does anyone here know where these proms are available, I've tried Digikey but they don't seem to have them.

Cheers


List of 24 messages in thread
TopicAuthorDate
256bit x 8 proms      Jason Arkwright      05/15/12 04:44      
   What frequency Sine wave & Clock ?      Jim Granville      05/15/12 05:37      
      Thank you      Jason Arkwright      05/15/12 08:10      
         DDS (Direct Digital Synthesis)      Jim Granville      05/15/12 17:49      
         digital sine wave      Andy Peters      05/16/12 21:24      
            uC sine generator      Jason Arkwright      05/17/12 04:36      
               DMA      Aubrey Kagan      05/17/12 06:43      
               neither do I      Erik Malund      05/17/12 07:07      
                  ARN      Michael Karas      05/17/12 15:30      
                  'F120 Series      Michael Karas      05/17/12 15:58      
               Other solutions      Jim Granville      05/17/12 20:12      
               150nS access time is so long      Justin Fontes      05/17/12 22:13      
            is that realy the case?      Richard Erlacher      05/23/12 16:21      
   Of course my solution      Jez Smith      05/19/12 09:11      
      Hmmm.., nice but...      Jason Arkwright      05/20/12 12:29      
         Those are actually PALs not CPLDs      Jez Smith      05/20/12 12:44      
         ATF750CL for PT clocks      Jim Granville      05/20/12 16:38      
            ATF750      Jason Arkwright      05/21/12 09:21      
               ATF750C ?      Jim Granville      05/22/12 23:42      
                  Yes, Jim You are exactly right.      Jason Arkwright      05/26/12 12:49      
                     Can I suggest      Jez Smith      05/26/12 14:00      
                     ATDH1150USB      Jim Granville      05/26/12 19:45      
                        Update : ATDH1150VPC      Jim Granville      05/27/12 05:57      
                        Thanks JIM      Jason Arkwright      05/31/12 15:57      

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