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The Intel D2816 is an Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory (EEPROM) designed as a functional alternative to the Intel D2716 EPROM. Introduced in 1978, it offers advantages over the older UV-erasable EPROM technology.
Key electrical characteristics include a standard operating voltage of 5V, making it compatible with the D2716 on the same power rail. The D2816A variant requires a programming voltage of 20V, which is lower than the 25V needed for the D2716. Unlike EPROMs with a UV window that can be accidentally erased or corrupted, the D2816 can be erased electronically, providing greater reliability and ease of use.
This EEPROM was commonly used in electronic devices during the late 70s, 80s, and 90s, including arcade games like ATARI Centipede. Its electronic erasure feature makes it a more robust choice for applications where frequent reprogramming might be necessary or where protection against accidental erasure is critical. The D2816 is pin-for-pin compatible with the D2716, facilitating upgrades or replacements in existing designs.
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The Intel D2816 operates on a 5V supply.
The D2816A requires 20V for programming.
Yes, the Intel D2816 is pin-for-pin compatible with the Intel D2716 and operates on the same 5V rail.
The D2816 is an EEPROM with electronic erasure, unlike the UV-erasable D2716 EPROM, offering greater reliability and ease of use.