24C00T-E/OT Overview

Non-Volatile is the type of memory it has. It is available in a case with a Tape & Reel (TR) shape. SC-74A, SOT-753 case encloses it. On the chip, there is an 128b 16 x 8 memory, which is the size of the chip's memory. This device uses a EEPROM-format memory, which is of mainstream design. Due to its extended operating temperature range, the device is well suited for a wide range of demanding applications. A supply voltage of 4.5V~5.5V can be applied to it. It is recommended to mount it in the Surface Mount mounting type. The chip is terminated with 5 terminations. As many as 1 functions are supported for comprehensive working. The memory device is designed to be supplied with an 5V volt power supply in order to operate properly. A clock frequency rotation within 100kHz is used for the ic memory chip to rotate data. Similar parts are frequently selected using the ic memory chip's base part number, 24C00. The memory device is enclosed in a package with an 5-pin connector. I have noticed that the memory device has 5 pins, which indicates that it has 5 locations in the memory. It is noted that the operating supply voltage of this memory is 5V. Memory chips configured with Surface Mount mounting achieve high efficiency and simplicity. It is rated 2mA for its nominal supply current when it comes to the memory component. 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. In order for the memory ics to transfer data to the CPU, this memory integrates with a I2C-type serial bus.

24C00T-E/OT Features

Package / Case: SC-74A, SOT-753
5 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:5V
Additional Feature:2-WIRE SERIAL INTERFACE; DATA RETENTION > 200 YEARS; 1000000 ERASE/WRITE CYCLES GUARANTEED

24C00T-E/OT Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology 24C00T-E/OT Memory applications.

• supercomputers
• eSRAM
• cell phones
• workstations,
• eDRAM
• servers
• printers
• mainframes
• nonvolatile BIOS memory
• personal digital assistants