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TheTTL - Al Kossow's Bitsavers

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TBP34SR165, TBP34SR16X<br />

16,384-BIT (4096 WORDS BY 4 BITS)<br />

SHADOW-REGISTERED PROGRAMMABLE READ-ONLY MEMORY<br />

recommended operating conditions for programming (see Figure 1)<br />

MIN NOM MAX UNIT<br />

VCC Supply voltage during verification 4.5 5 5.5 V<br />

VIH High-level input voltage 3 4 5 V<br />

VIL Low-level input voltage 0 0.2 0.4 V<br />

Enable G voltage during verification 0 0.2 0.4 V<br />

Enable G inactive voltage during programming 4.5 5 5.5 V<br />

VCC(pr) Supply voltage program pulse amplitude 12 12.5 13 V<br />

twl VCC program pulse duration. 1 st attempt 10 11 12 I'-s<br />

tw2 VCC program pulse duration. 2nd attempt 20 22 25 I'-s<br />

tw3 VCC program pulse duration. 3rd attempt 20 22 25 I'-s<br />

tsu Setup time. enable G low before VCC(pr) t 0.1 0.5 1 I'-s<br />

th Hold time. enable G low after VCC(pr) 1= 0.1 0.5 1 I'-s<br />

tr(VCC) Rise time. VCC(pr) (5 V to 12 V) 0.3 0.4 0.5 I'-s<br />

tf(VCC) Fall time. VCC(pr) (12 V to 5 V) 0.05 0.1 0.2 I'-s<br />

td Delay time between successive VCC(pr) pulses 10 20 30 I'-s<br />

tcool Cooling time between words 100 150 200 I'-s<br />

TA Free-air temperature 20 25 30 DC<br />

tMeasured from 1.5 V on enable pin to 5.5 V on VCC(pr)'<br />

1=Measured from 5.5 V on VCC(pr) to 1.5 V on enable pin.<br />

step-by-step programming instructions (see Figure 1)<br />

1. Address the word to be programmed, apply 5 V to Vee and a low logic level to the G input.<br />

2. Verify the selected bit location that requires programming. Note: The only bit positions that require<br />

programming are outputs to be at a high logic level.<br />

3. For bit locations that do not require programming, go to step 2 for the next bit. or to step 1 for the<br />

next word.<br />

4. Deselect PROM by applying 5 V to G.<br />

5. eonnect.a 4-mA current source (clamped to Vee) to the output to be programmed.<br />

6. Increase Vee to Vee(pr) for a pulse duration equal to twx (where X is determined by the number<br />

of programming attempts, i.e., 1, 2, 3). Minimum current capability for the Vee power supply should<br />

be 400 mAo<br />

7. Verify that the output has been programmed to a high logic level. If the output has been programmed<br />

correctly, go to the next bit. If not, repeat steps 2 through 7 and increment X (where X equals 1 on<br />

the first programming attempt). If the output has not been programmed by the third attempt, stop<br />

programming and go to a new device.<br />

8. Verify programming of every word after all words have been programmed using Vee values of 4.5 volts<br />

and 5.5 volts.<br />

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