93LC66AT/SN Overview

In this case, the memory type of the device can be classified as Non-Volatile. The case comes in the Tape & Reel (TR) style. An embedded 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width) case surrounds memory ics. The memory size of the chip is 4Kb 512 x 8 Mb. Memory data is stored in EEPROM-format, which is common in mainstream devices. 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. The supply voltage can be up to 2.5V~5.5V. There is a recommended mounting type of Surface Mount for it. On the chip, there are 8 terminations that are planted. It supports up to 1 functions for comprehensive operation. An 3V supply is required for this ic memory chip to operate properly. In order to operate effectively, the memory rotates at a clock frequency within a range of 2MHz. When selecting similar parts for the ic memory chip, 93LC66A is often referred to. A 8-pin package containing this memory device is used to house this device. It has 8 pins indicating it has 8 memory locations. It is noted that the operating supply voltage of this memory is 5.5V. In this chip, the Surface Mount mounting method is used, a straightforward, high-efficiency mounting method. In terms of its nominal supply current, this memory component has a rating of 1.5mA. In spite of all the merits this chip has, it also features 1000000 ERASE/WRITE CYCLES MIN; DATA RETENTION > 200 YEARS to level up system performance. Power supplies for this memory chip are merely 3/5V . In order for the memory ics to transfer data to the CPU, this memory integrates with a MICROWIRE-type serial bus.

93LC66AT/SN Features

Package / Case: 8-SOIC (0.154, 3.90mm Width)
8 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:5.5V
Additional Feature:1000000 ERASE/WRITE CYCLES MIN; DATA RETENTION > 200 YEARS

93LC66AT/SN Applications

There are a lot of Microchip Technology 93LC66AT/SN Memory applications.

• cell phones
• supercomputers
• hard disk drive (HDD)
• data buffer
• servers
• main computer memory
• networks
• personal digital assistants
• telecommunications
• mainframes