PROM circuit board programmer

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G05B 1924, G06F 912, G06F 919

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041569261

ABSTRACT:
A PROM programmer programs an array of PROMs mounted on a circuit board. The PROM chips are selectively addressed by energization of the respective chip with a high write voltage or a low read voltage while an individual cell is addressed. A control unit controls the flow of data into and out of the circuit board via a memory buffer unit.

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