P51256SL-10

UTSOURCE - Oct 22 '24 - - Dev Community

Description: P51256SL-10 is an EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) chip manufactured by Intel Corporation.Features:- 28-pin DIP package- 256K bits of memory- 8K words of memory- Access time of 150 ns- Low power consumption- TTL compatible- Compatible with Intel's MCS-86 microprocessorApplication: P51256SL-10 is used in applications such as data storage, program code storage, and memory expansion for microprocessor-based systems. It can also be used in embedded systems, industrial control systems, and automotive systems.(For reference only)
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