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Sometimes you just have to test some sram, no matter what it takes…

An electronics breadboard that has a raspberry pi pico microcontroller board connected to a static ram IC. The connection is happening by a whole bunch of cables that seem chaotic
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Im very surprised this worked… test, less than 200 lines that I wrote in 1 hour.

Almost as much time it took to wire this monstrosity…

Will upload it on a new repo for peer review and some help with machine mem functions, but this seems to work just fine and the (UT62256CSCL-70LL ) is healthy 😇

Continuing from the previous post of wiring a pico microcontroller with sram, now there is a green light on the pico board signalling a good sram IC
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Jan 28, 2024, 10:18 AM·Public·Toot!
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Hastily pushed everything here, in case someone is interested to see how it looks like....

gitlab.com/xsk/rp2040-sram-tes

Edit : now public - I always forget about that....

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