CY7C1320CV18-267BZXC Overview

In terms of its memory type, it can be classified as Volatile. You can get memory ics in a Tray case. The 165-LBGA case contains it. It is estimated that the memory size on the chip is 18Mb 512K x 36. As with most mainstream devices, this one uses SRAM-format memory. 0°C~70°C TA is an extended operating temperature range, making this device ideal for demanding applications. A supply voltage of 1.7V~1.9V can be applied to it. The recommended mounting type for memory ics is Surface Mount. It is planted on the chip with 165 terminations. As many as 1 functions are supported for comprehensive working. In order to operate this memory device, it must be supplied with 1.8V of power. The memory has a clock frequency rotation within 267MHz. When choosing similar parts, CY7C1320 is frequently referred to as the device's base part number. It is encased in an 165-pin package that contains this ic memory chip. It is worth noting that this memory device has 165 pins, which indicates it has 165 memory locations. It is noted that the operating supply voltage of this memory is 1.8V. Using Surface Mount mounting, this chip offers straightforward and high-efficiency mounting. It is rated 855mA for its nominal supply current when it comes to the memory component. Although it has all the merits this chip has, it is also equipped with PIPELINED ARCHITECTURE to give a performance boost to the system. This memory chip has 1 ports for accessing one memory address via read or write. An COMMON-bit memory mapped I/O port address is used to address this device.

CY7C1320CV18-267BZXC Features

Package / Case: 165-LBGA
165 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:1.8V
Additional Feature:PIPELINED ARCHITECTURE
I/O Type: COMMON

CY7C1320CV18-267BZXC Applications

There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY7C1320CV18-267BZXC Memory applications.

• networking
• supercomputers
• telecommunications
• nonvolatile BIOS memory
• main computer memory
• mainframes
• DVD disk buffer
• hard disk drive (HDD)
• personal computers
• networks