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Date: August 23, 1985 10:34
From: KIM::DND
To: @SYS$MAIL:ENGINEER
It is important for all to know that when programming 27128 EPROMS that you take a good look at what the "real" part number is. There is a significant differance between an 27128 and a 27128A. The differance is basically that a 128 is programmed at 24v and a 128A is programmed at 12.5v. I think currently the only 128A's we have are AMD's. So if using AMD parts, take a good look at the number to see if it is an "A" or not. It is too easy to confuse. You can also tell by the fact that AMD also marks the 128A packages with a "12.5v PGM" at the bottom of the package. for your info Jerry Saunders
Aug 23, 1985