CY62148DV30LL-55SXI Overview

There is a memory type Volatile for this type of device. It comes in a Tube. There is a 32-SOIC (0.445, 11.30mm Width) case embedded in it. There is an 4Mb 512K x 8 memory capacity on the chip. This device uses a SRAM-format memory, which is of mainstream design. The device's extended operating temperature range of -40°C~85°C TA makes it ideal for many demanding applications. There is a voltage range of 2.2V~3.6V for the supply voltage. As far as the mounting type is concerned, Surface Mount is recommended. There are 32 terminations on the chip. The comprehensive working procedure of this part involves 1 functions. The memory device is designed to be supplied with an 3V volt power supply in order to operate properly. As the base part number for the device, CY62148 is frequently used to select similar items. This memory device is enclosed in a 32-pin package. I have noticed that the memory device has 32 pins, which indicates that it has 32 locations in the memory. A voltage of 3V is noted as the operating supply voltage for this memory. It uses Surface Mount mounting, which is an efficient, straightforward mounting method. It is rated for a nominal supply current of 10mA for this memory component. 1 ports allow read/write access to one memory address in this chip. In addition to this device, there are COMMON-bit memory mapped I/O port addresses on this device. This part, which belongs to the MoBL? series of memory devices, plays an important role in its target applications. As a result of the frequency of this memory chip, data can be processed at a rate of 1MHz. It can be operated with a current of up to 10mA at a maximum.

CY62148DV30LL-55SXI Features

Package / Case: 32-SOIC (0.445, 11.30mm Width)
32 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:3V
I/O Type: COMMON
Freguency at 1MHz
1MHz terminals

CY62148DV30LL-55SXI Applications

There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY62148DV30LL-55SXI Memory applications.

• telecommunications
• servers
• workstations,
• nonvolatile BIOS memory
• printers
• supercomputers
• main computer memory
• mainframes
• networking
• personal computers