6116LA25DB Overview

In this case, the memory type of the device can be classified as RAM, SRAM - Asynchronous. Case Tray is available. An embedded CDIP case surrounds memory ics. It is estimated that the memory size on the chip is 16Kb (2K x 8). As with most mainstream devices, this one uses SRAM-format memory. Due to its wide temperature range of -55°C ~ 125°C (TA), this device is well suited to a wide range of applications that require high performance. With 4.5 V ~ 5.5 V as the supply voltage, it is capable of handling memory ics. It is recommended to mount it in the Through Hole mounting type. It is planted on the chip with 24 terminations. It supports up to 1 functions for comprehensive operation. There is a requirement for 5V to be supplied to this ic memory chip in order to operate. A device's base part number, IDT6116, is often used in order to identify similar components. The ic memory chip comes in a package with 24 pins that allows it to be connected to a computer. The memory device has a total of 24 pins, thus indicating that it has a total of 24 memory locations. It is noted that the operating supply voltage of this memory is 5V. Several ports on this chip are used to access one memory address for reading and writing. In terms of power requirements, this memory chip uses only 5V . I/O port addresses in this device are mapped to COMMON bits from the device's memory. This part, which belongs to the -- series of memory devices, plays an important role in its target applications. In order for this device to function properly, its operating temperature must not be less than -55°C. The temperature should not exceed 125°C degrees Celsius.

6116LA25DB Features

Package / Case: CDIP
24 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:5V
I/O Type: COMMON

6116LA25DB Applications

There are a lot of Integrated Device Technology (IDT)
6116LA25DB Memory applications.

• networking
• personal computers
• servers
• supercomputers
• telecommunications
• workstations,
• DVD disk buffer
• data buffer
• nonvolatile BIOS memory
• Camcorders