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Signetis 25120 Write-Only-Memory Dadasheet (p1) - RF CafeRF Cafe visitor Tony C., who is an engineer working for one of America's great, longtime manufacturers of green farm equipment, sent me a link to this unique memory IC released by Signetics on April 1, 1973. This being April 1, 2017, it seems to be an appropriate day to post the Signetics 25120 Fully Encoded, 9046 x N, Random access Write-Only Memory datasheet that per Wikipedia, "...was created 'as a lark' by Signetics engineer John G 'Jack' Curtis and was inspired by a fictitious and humorous vacuum tube datasheet from the 1940s. It was seen as 'an icebreaker' and was deliberately included in the Signetics catalog."

According to Wikipedia, founded in 1961 "Signetics [now NXP Semi] was an American electronics pioneer, it was the first electronics manufacturer specifically established to make integrated circuits." They made the ubiquitous 555 timer IC.

Signetis 25120 Write-Only-Memory Dadasheet (p2) - RF Cafe PDF, Signetics Fully Encoded, 9046 n N, Random Access Write-Only Memory - RF Cafe

Also, don't forget the classic datasheet for the Watkins-Johnson WJ-G1/SMG1 Voltage-Controlled Attenuator datasheet with the Phase vs. VCTL vs. Frequency vs. Phase of the Moon Chart. While you're wasting time, you might as well see the "slightly tentative data" for WEMAC- The One Zed Two Zed Vacuum Tube that was purportedly the inspiration for the Signetics 25120.

 

 

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