Thank you all guys , you're right. I forget to mention in the first=20
message that this eprom is from a Mattel Intelivision cartidge . What I=20
wanted to know it's the eprom type . Thanks Alan, I will check a=20
datasheet for 5380 to see if fits.

Rgds..

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Em 01-02-2013 11:20, Bob Ammerman escreveu:
> For what it is worh, "Activision" is a games company from about the time
> frame this chip was made. They made game cartridges for the Atari 2600, f=
or
> example. It could have come from one of those.
>
> -- Bob Ammerman
> RAm Systems
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> Subject: RE: Tr:Fwd: [EE] Anybody knows this rom ?
>
>> Hi folks , Does anybody knows which chips is this ? Tks.
>
> Made by GTE, and I would guess the part number is 5380 (I have a feeling
> several manufacturers made that part number) and I would suspect the Sxxx=
x
> is the mask number for the code that is in it.
>
> The 8325 on the bottom line will be the date code (25th week of 1985, whi=
ch
> would be about right for that chip I would guess), and all the lines in t=
he
> middle are probably the in-house part number for the company who ordered =
it.
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