One good source for just a few is old (386 or 486) motherboards with cache.
That's how I got the one I used in my PIC-O'Scope prototype. They are fast
and often (in earlier MBs) are DIP.

Sean


At 02:23 PM 2/15/00 -0600, you wrote:
>For that matter, does anyone actually know of a serial SRAM part that you
>can actually find for sale?  I was looking for such a critter about a year
>ago, but had little to no luck finding any such part that I could actually
>buy anywhere.
>
>ND Holmes
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