REI Datasheet
AM27S02, AM27S03
64-Bit Inverting-Output Bipolar RAM
The AM27S02 and AM27S03 are 64-bit RAMs built using Schottky diode clamped transistors in
conjunction with internal ECL circuitry and are ideal for use in scratch pad and high-speed buffer
memory applications. Each memory is organized as a fully decoded 16-word memory of 4 bits per
word. Easy memory expansion is provided by an active-LOW chip select (CS) input and open-
collector OR-tieable outputs (AM27S02) or three-state outputs (AM27S03). Chip selection for large
memory systems can be controlled by active-LOW output decoders such as the AM74S138.
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