On 10/15/2011 10:36 AM, Dwayne Reid wrote:
> Many thanks for the link and information.  For the life of me, I've
> NOT been able to see where to grab the data-sheets from on their
> website.  Has anyone else been able to find data-sheets?  Links would
> be appreciated.

Here's the link for one of them:
http://www.silego.com/uploads/Products/product_123/xSLG46200r108_09192011.p=
df

I had the same reaction as you: where the heck are the datasheets?  They=20
have the usual Adobe pdf icon fairly small, around halfway down the=20
page.  Below that is one for errata as well.

When in doubt, type ctrl-u to see the page source, ctrl-f to find text,=20
"pdf" and enter and see if any mention of pdf occurs on the page. Or=20
cntrl-f on the actual page for "datasheet". Of course, you should not=20
have to do this at all.

These do look like interesting parts.


>
> Having these be RAM-based devices means that I am definitely going to
> be ordering at least the 5V dev kit and some extra sockets.  Using
> the OTP part to load the RAM cells upon bootup is brilliant - the OTP
> can be as slow as it wants to be without affecting performance.  And,
> as you mention, because its RAM-based, you can iterate as often as
> you want or need without having to replace the chip.
>
> Brilliant!
>
> dwayne

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