Static RAM <10ns ?

[Wayne Diener]

>In article <24...@krafla.rhi.hi.is> ad...@rhi.hi.is (Adam David) writes:
>Well, does anyone know what kind of static RAM is available with access time
>within TEN nanoseconds including possible interface time to HCMOS? I am
>inclined to believe that this may require ECL components. What it available,
>and how would it be rigged up? I need approx 16*16*16 bits, and the shorter
>the access time the better, so long as there's a supplier who can ship.
>All suggestions gratefully received.
>
>Adam David. ad...@rhi.hi.is

If my multiplication is correct, that's only 8 bytes. You might be better
off trying to use eight 8 bit latches - ACT or FCT parts might be fast
enough for you (I don't have a data book handy) and then you wouldn't have
to worry about the ECL<->HCMOS level shifting either.

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[Adam David]

[Shailendra Anant Save]

From article <24...@krafla.rhi.hi.is>, by ad...@rhi.hi.is (Adam David):

I'd be interested in this as well. Can some knowledgeable soul
please send me email?

Thanks,
--Shailendra

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