CY7C1381D-100BZXI Overview

A Volatile-type memory can be classified as the memory type of this device. The case comes in Tray size. An embedded 165-LBGA case surrounds memory ics. There is 18Mb 512K x 36 of memory on the chip. The device uses a mainstream SRAM-format memory. Featuring an extended operating temperature range of -40°C~85°C TA, this device allows it to be used in a variety of demanding applications. The device is capable of handling a supply voltage of 3.135V~3.6V volts. A Surface Mount mounting type is recommended for this product. The chip has 165 terminations. In total, this part supports 1 functions. An 3.3V supply is required for this ic memory chip to operate properly. It is important to note that the memory has a clock frequency rotation within the range of 100MHz. To select similar parts, many people use the device's base part number CY7C1381. An 165-pin package is used to package this memory device. The memory device has 165 pins, which means that it has 165 memory locations, which indicates it is an 165-bit device. It is noted that the operating supply voltage of this memory is 3.3V. The memory chip utilizes a straightforward, high-efficiency mounting method, Surface Mount mounting. In terms of its nominal supply current, this memory component has a rating of 175mA. This chip is not only loaded with advantages, but it also comes with FLOW-THROUGH ARCHITECTURE, which boosts the performance of your system. An address can be read and/or written to one memory address using 4 ports on the chip. An COMMON-bit memory mapped I/O port address is used to address this device.

CY7C1381D-100BZXI Features

Package / Case: 165-LBGA
165 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:3.3V
Additional Feature:FLOW-THROUGH ARCHITECTURE
I/O Type: COMMON

CY7C1381D-100BZXI Applications

There are a lot of Cypress Semiconductor Corp CY7C1381D-100BZXI Memory applications.

• networks
• cell phones
• workstations,
• networking
• personal digital assistants
• servers
• mainframes
• main computer memory
• multimedia computers
• supercomputers