Manufacturer Part Number
IDT71256SA15TP
Manufacturer
renesas-electronics-america
Introduction
The IDT71256SA15TP is an asynchronous SRAM memory designed for high-speed data storage and retrieval operations, offering a 256Kbit capacity with a 32K x 8 organization.
Product Features and Performance
Asynchronous SRAM technology
256Kbit memory size
32K x 8 memory organization
Parallel memory interface
Write Cycle Time of 15ns
Access Time of 15ns
Operating voltage range of 4.5V to 5.5V
Through-hole mounting type
Housed in a 28-DIP package
Product Advantages
High-speed operation suitable for a wide range of applications
Easy integration into existing systems due to parallel interface
Reliable data storage solution with a straightforward access mechanism
Compatible with a wide range of operating voltages
Key Technical Parameters
Memory Type: Volatile SRAM
Memory Size: 256Kbit
Write Cycle Time Word, Page: 15ns
Access Time: 15ns
Voltage Supply: 4.5V ~ 5.5V
Operating Temperature: 0°C ~ 70°C (TA)
Quality and Safety Features
Designed and manufactured by Renesas Electronics America, a leader in semiconductor solutions
Operates within a standard temperature range to ensure reliability
Compatibility
Through-hole mounting compatib le for easy integration into a wide range of devices
Parallel interface for broad compatibility with microcontrollers and other digital systems
Application Areas
Embedded systems
High-speed computing operations
Telecommunication systems
Critical data storage applications where speed is essential
Product Lifecycle
Classified as Obsolete, indicating it is nearing the end of its production life
Users should consider sourcing replacements or upgrades for future applications
Several Key Reasons to Choose This Product
High-speed access time ensures efficient data handling and storage
Large memory size suitable for complex applications requiring significant data storage
Renesas Electronics America’s reputation for quality and reliability assures product performance
Wide operating voltage range offers flexibility in system design
Obsolescence status necessitates strategic planning for long-term applications, potentially leading to advantageous stockpiling or timely upgrades