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From: CMWOLF@mtus5.cts.mtu.edu
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Subject: Need Some 'Dynamic Memory' Help
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Date: 10 Mar 91 10:29:35 GMT
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I've been reading the Digest for about a month, and I've noticed that
a lot of people on here know quite a bit about electronics. (As could
be expected.)

I would like to ask for some help with Dynamic Memory from anyone who
has (extensive) knowledge about it.  More specifically, I need to
figure out how Dynamic memory works, and where I can find a good
dynamic controller to handle all the refreshes and everything, so that
I can treat it like static to my 'project'.  If anyone can help me
with this (major help) please contact me.

Thanks!

Christopher Wolf
Electrical Engineer, Michigan Tech University