Pin assignment

68 pin PGA package

A2 WE B9 PENALTY F10 n/c K4 A4
A3 RRW B10 TRAIN F11 n/c K5 A5
A4 RTS B11 ACK_TRAIN G1 D10 K6 A7
A5 CTS C1 D3 G2 D9 K7 A9
A6 NORTH C2 D2 G10 n/c K8 GND
A7 SOUTH C10 n/c G11 n/c K9 A12
A8 Vdd C11 HALT H1 D11 K10 A15
A9 REWARD D1 Vdd H2 GND K11 ACK_HALT
A10 CLK D2 D4 H10 n/c L2 A1
B1 D1 D10 GND H11 Vdd L3 A3
B2 D0 D11 RESET J1 D13 L4 Vdd
B3 SOP1 E1 D6 J2 D12 L5 A6
B4 GND E2 D5 J10 n/c L6 A8
B5 PRAM_OUT E10 n/c J11 n/c L7 A10
B6 EAST E11 n/c K1 D14 L8 A11
B7 WEST F1 D8 K2 D15 L9 A13
B8 EXT F2 D7 K3 A2 L10 A14

The CMOS process used to fabricate the pRAM-256 is fully static. Therefore the device may be halted and operated in a standby mode with no loss of data. The pRAM-256 may also be operated at supply voltages below 5V (e.g. 3V) with a much lower power consumption but with a reduced operating speed.

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T G Clarkson, August 1995