Say, for the moment, you had an 8megabyte 'PROM. There would be 23 address lines, 1 control line, and 8 data lines, so you'd need two of these level shifters.
Do something like this:
Chip 1:
1DIR-5V
1/OE-gnd
1B1…1B8-SNES A0…A7
1A1…1A8-'PROM A0…A7
2DIR-5V
2/OE-gnd
2B1…2B8-SNES A8…A15
2A1…2A8-'PROM A8…A15 (unless you need to skip A15 'cuz it's LoROM)
Chip 2:
1DIR-5V
1/OE-gnd
1B1…1B7-SNES A16…A22
1B8-SNES /OE
1A1…1A7-'PROM A16…A22
1A8-'PROM /OE
2DIR-gnd
2/OE-SNES /OE
2B1…2B8-SNES D0…D7
2A1…2A8-'PROM D0…D7
I just realized that I don't know if you have a single output enable from the SNES or MAD or 74'138, or if you need to combine /RD with /CART... If the last, you'll need to make one, using a 741G32 or a two-transistor OR gate or something.
low voltage chip in snes cart
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Re: low voltage chip in snes cart
You'd need two of those because the data lines and address lines need level shifting. And any other lines that need to connect to the chip like /CE or /OE.