82S141 corresponds to a tri-state 512x8 4096-bit bipolar PROM. Equivalents:
NEC: uPB425
Fairchild: 93448
Fujitsu: MB7126
Intersil: IM5625
MMI: 6341-1, 63S483, 63S485
Texas Instruments: TBP28S46, SN74S474
Motorola/Harris: HM7641-5, MCM7641
Raytheon: 29625, 29627
AMD: Am27S31
National Semiconductor: DM74S474, 87S296
Intel: D3624
A number of EEPROM readers can have some trouble with older bipolar PROMs, my advice would be to use the following pinout and re-wire it to match the pinout of any larger, more well-known ROM supported by your EEPROM programmer, and use either:
- A breadboard, a socket for the "stand-in" EEPROM to plug into the reader, and a bunch of breadboard wires to jumper things over as appropriate, tying all of the higher address lines on the EEPROM together
- Two sockets, one for the "stand-in" EEPROM to plug into the reader, and one for the bipolar PROM itself, a small segment of perfboard, and do some manual re-wiring.
512*8 = 4096 bit
+--\/--+
A7 |1 24| Vcc
A6 |2 23| A8
|3 22| NC
A4 |4 21| /CE1
A3 |5 20| /CE2
A2 |6 19| CE3
A1 |7 18| CE4
A0 |8 17| D7
D0 |9 16| D6
D1 |10 15| D5
D2 |11 14| D4
GND|12 13| D3
+------+