24AA32AT/SM Overview

Non-Volatile is the type of memory it has. You can get memory ics in a Tape & Reel (TR) case. The file is embedded in a 8-SOIC (0.209, 5.30mm Width) case. This chip has an 32Kb 4K x 8 size of memory on it, so a lot of data can be stored on it. There is a mainstream memory format used by this device, which is called EEPROM-format memory. Featuring an extended operating temperature range of 0°C~70°C TA, this device allows it to be used in a variety of demanding applications. It is capable of handling a voltage supply of 1.8V~5.5V. The recommended mounting type for this device is Surface Mount. It is planted on the chip with 8 terminations. The part supports at least 1 functions to ensure a comprehensive working process. Memory devices such as this one are designed to be powered by 2.5V and should be used as such. It has a clock frequency of 400kHz. A device's base part number, 24AA32A, is often used in order to identify similar components. The ic memory chip comes in a package with 8 pins that allows it to be connected to a computer. A memory device with 8 pins means that it contains 8 memory locations, indicating that it has 8 pins. Memory chips configured with Surface Mount mounting achieve high efficiency and simplicity. As far as its nominal supply current is concerned, this memory component carries a rating of 3mA. This chip is not only loaded with advantages, but it also comes with 2-WIRE SERIAL INTERFACE; DATA RETENTION > 200 YEARS; 1000000 ERASE/WRITE CYCLES GUARANTEED, which boosts the performance of your system. A I2C-type serial bus is used to carry and transfer data to the CPU through this memory.

24AA32AT/SM Features

Package / Case: 8-SOIC (0.209, 5.30mm Width)
8 Pins
Additional Feature:2-WIRE SERIAL INTERFACE; DATA RETENTION > 200 YEARS; 1000000 ERASE/WRITE CYCLES GUARANTEED

24AA32AT/SM Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology 24AA32AT/SM Memory applications.

• workstations,
• data buffer
• Camcorders
• embedded logic
• mainframes
• DVD disk buffer
• eSRAM
• cell phones
• personal computers
• supercomputers