CY62256NLL-70SNXC - Cypress Semiconductor Corp

Manufacturer Part Number

CY62256NLL-70SNXC

Manufacturer

Alliance-Memory

Introduction

The CY62256NLL-70SNXC is a high-performance, 256Kbit SRAM device from Alliance-Memory's MoBL® series, designed for fast access and high-speed applications.

Product Features and Performance

256Kbit memory size

Asynchronous SRAM technology

Parallel memory interface for efficient data handling

Fast access time of 70ns

Write cycle time of 70ns for quick data writing

Operates across a voltage supply range of 4.5V to 5.5V

Supports operating temperatures from 0°C to 70°C

Product Advantages

High-speed data access and write operations

Robust parallel interface for simplified integration

Wide voltage supply range for flexible power requirements

Compatible with a broad range of temperatures for various operating environments

Key Technical Parameters

Memory Type: Volatile, SRAM Asynchronous

Memory Size: 256Kbit

Memory Organization: 32K x 8

Access Time: 70 ns

Voltage Supply: 4.5V ~ 5.5V

Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C

Quality and Safety Features

Manufactured by Alliance-Memory, a reputable name in memory solutions

Complies with standard industry protocols for safety and reliability

Compatibility

Surface mount design in a 28-SOIC package for compatibility with a wide range of PCBs

Parallel interface ensures compatibility with a variety of microcontrollers and processors

Application Areas

Ideal for high-speed computing and data processing applications

Suitable for telecommunications, gaming, and industrial control systems

Product Lifecycle

Marked as Obsolete, signaling the end of its production life

Users should consider seeking replacements or upgrades for future projects

Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product

Fast access and write times enable high-performance computing tasks

Flexibility in power supply and temperature range accommodates diverse operational environments

Quality assurance from a well-known manufacturer in the memory industry

Despite its status as obsolete, its performance parameters still make it a worthy consideration for specific legacy applications