70V3379S6BF Overview

As far as its memory type goes, it falls into the RAM, SDR, SRAM category. You can get memory ics in a Bulk case. There is 72kB of memory on the chip. There are 208 terminations on the chip. There are 1 functions supported by this part as part of the comprehensive working process. The memory device is designed to be supplied with an 3.3V volt power supply in order to operate properly. In this ic memory chip, there is an 208-pin package that encloses the device. It is worth noting that this memory device has 208 pins, which indicates it has 208 memory locations. This memory chip has an operating supply voltage of 3.3V. As a result of the Surface Mount mounting configuration, this chip is designed to be straightforward, high-efficiency, and easy to install. As far as the nominal supply current of this memory component is concerned, it is rated at 310mA. Despite all its benefits, this memory chip also offers PIPELINED OUTPUT MODE; SELF TIMED WRITE CYCLE for improved system performance. Using 2 ports, a single memory address can be read and/or written. A memory map of COMMON bits has been added to the I/O port addresses of this device. Memory ics must operate at a temperature of at least 0°C. Temperatures over 70°C°C are not recommended. There is a common misconception that this component is a type of SRAMs. If this part is to be used, the minimum supply voltage should not be less than 3.15V volts. The operating voltage of the memory ics shall not exceed 3.45V. There is an 83.3MHz frequency with which this memory chip processes data.

70V3379S6BF Features

208 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:3.3V
Additional Feature:PIPELINED OUTPUT MODE; SELF TIMED WRITE CYCLE
I/O Type: COMMON
Freguency at 83.3MHz
83.3MHz terminals

70V3379S6BF Applications

There are a lot of Integrated Device Technology (IDT)
70V3379S6BF Memory applications.

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