4116 DRAM 16K x 1 pinout
DIP-16. Dynamic RAM, 16K x 1 (lower 16K on the Spectrum)
16K x 1 dynamic RAM with three supplies: +12 V (Vdd, pin 8), +5 V (Vcc, pin 9) and -5 V (Vbb, pin 1). Eight make 16 KB. Mostek: Vbb goes on first and off last, and must never be more positive than 0 V while Vdd is applied, so a lost -5 V rail can take out a whole bank. Check all three rails before swapping chips.
Open the interactive 4116 pinoutPins
| Pin | Name | Type | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vbb | power | -5 V substrate bias (Vbb). Must be present before Vdd. |
| 2 | DIN | data | Data in. Write data enters here. |
| 3 | /WE | ctrl | Write enable (WRITE on the data sheet). LOW writes DIN. |
| 4 | /RAS | ctrl | Row address strobe. Latches the row address; a RAS-only cycle refreshes the row. |
| 5 | A0 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 0. |
| 6 | A2 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 2. |
| 7 | A1 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 1. |
| 8 | Vdd | power | +12 V supply (Vdd). |
| 9 | Vcc | power | +5 V supply (Vcc). |
| 10 | A5 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 5. |
| 11 | A4 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 4. |
| 12 | A3 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 3. |
| 13 | A6 | addr | Multiplexed address bit 6. |
| 14 | DOUT | data | Data out. Driven while /CAS is LOW on a read, and in read-modify-write and delayed-write cycles until /CAS goes HIGH. High impedance in an early-write cycle and while /CAS is HIGH. |
| 15 | /CAS | ctrl | Column address strobe. Latches the column address and gates DOUT. |
| 16 | Vss | ground | 0 V. |
Fitted in
- Apple II
- Apple II Plus
- ZX Spectrum 48K IC6-IC13
- Atari 400 RAM board
- Atari 800 RAM boards (slots J102-J104)
- ColecoVision U10-U17
- Coleco ADAM
- Timex Sinclair 1500 U8-U15
- TI-99/4A U102-U109 (VRAM)
- TI-99/4
- Color Computer 1 U20-U27
- TRS-80 Model I Z13-Z20 (4096 DRAM in 4K units)
- TRS-80 Model III U7-U14 ($4000-$7FFF), U25-U32 ($8000-$BFFF), U43-U50 ($C000-$FFFF)
- TRS-80 Model 4 U77-U84 (16K version)
- IBM PC 5150 Planar RAM (designators not read)
- Dragon 32 IC1-IC8 on the SA2120 sheet (16 chips: stacked on Siemens boards, two rows on 16x16 boards)
- MSX1 (generic) VRAM on boards with eight 16K x 1 parts (needs +12 V and -5 V); other boards use 16K x 4 parts