FM25CL64B-GATR - Infineon Technologies

Manufacturer Part Number

FM25CL64B-GATR

Manufacturer

Infineon Technologies

Introduction

The FM25CL64B-GATR is a 64Kbit Ferroelectric RAM (F-RAM) memory product from Infineon Technologies, implemented with F-RAM technology for enhanced data retention and speed.

Product Features and Performance

Non-volatile memory type which retains data when power is turned off

Utilizes Ferroelectric RAM technology

Memory size of 64Kbit with an organization of 8K x 8

SPI memory interface for easy integration into existing systems

Clock frequency operation at 16 MHz for rapid data access

Operates across a voltage range of 3V to 3.6V

Capable of withstanding extreme temperatures from -40°C to 125°C

Product Advantages

Instant non-volatility ensuring no data loss on power fail

High endurance with robust data retention capabilities

Low power consumption enhancing device longevity

Fast access speed with SPI interface

Key Technical Parameters

Memory Format: FRAM

Memory Size: 64Kbit

Memory Organization: 8K x 8

Memory Interface: SPI

Clock Frequency: 16 MHz

Voltage Supply: 3V ~ 3.6V

Operating Temperature: -40°C ~ 125°C

Quality and Safety Features

Operates reliably within a wide temperature range ensuring function in extreme conditions

Surface mount technology for secure and durable board placement

Compatibility

Compatible with devices requiring a high-speed, non-volatile memory with SPI interface.

Application Areas

Industrial automation

Automotive electronics

Data logging systems

Medical devices

Metering instruments

Product Lifecycle

Status: Obsolete

Consider looking for replacements or upgrades as manufacturer support may be limited.

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Sturdy non-volatile memory preserving data without power.

High endurance and retention capabilities suitable for rigorous applications.

Wide operating temperature range for use in harsh environments.

Quick data access and low power draw aid overall system efficiency.

Obsolescence status urges consideration for future-proof alternatives.