https://www.ardent-tool.com/8580/Planar_Memory.html
Kingston KTM-4000/M80 4 MB Memory Card (REV.A00)
https://www.ardent-tool.com/8580/Memory_Kingston_KTM4000_Photo_Front.jpg
Buffer/Inverter Based Peripheral Driver, 0.2A, BIPolar, PDIP20, PLASTIC
https://www.ardent-tool.com/datasheets/AMD_Am2965_2966.pdf
U3-10,15-22 KM44C256AJ-8 256Kx4 DRAM [2 rows]
U11-14,23-26 KM41C256J-8 256Kx1 DRAM (parity) [1 row]
Looks like someone SIMMply took the memory off of two 2MB FPM and tossed
it on a card.
The Am2966PC is not used on any other SIMM [72 pin -OR- Model 80
flavored] that I have seen.
Notice the pads for PD bits "R1" and R2". Based on that, I'd make a SWAG
that the IBM cards are internally masked.
Many cards use a Burndy RP196U30RB-1, 8735 to 9043. The Kingston card
uses a Panduit 130-096-553, "15 0 3", whatever that date code is. One
other connector, looks "Molexy" or "AMPy", T74652-2
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