MT49H32M18BM-25:B Overview

As far as memory types are concerned, Volatile is considered to be its memory type. It is supplied votage within Bulk. It is available in 144-TFBGA case. Memory size on the chip is 576Mb 32M x 18. DRAM-format memory is used in this device, which is a mainstream design. Due to its wide temperature range of 0°C~95°C TC, this device is well suited to a wide range of applications that require high performance. A voltage of 1.7V~1.9V can be supplied to memory ics. The recommended mounting type for memory ics is Surface Mount. The chip is terminated with 144 terminations. The comprehensive working procedure is supported by 1 functions in this part. In order to function properly, this ic memory chip should be powered by a voltage of 1.8V. Similar parts are frequently selected using the ic memory chip's base part number, MT49H32M18. An 144-pin package is used to package this memory device. It is worth noting that this memory device has 144 pins, which indicates it has 144 memory locations. This memory runs on an 1.8V operating supply voltage. The memory chip utilizes a straightforward, high-efficiency mounting method, Surface Mount mounting. Although it has all the merits this chip has, it is also equipped with AUTO REFRESH to give a performance boost to the system. Each memory address is accessed by one of 1 ports on this chip. This memory chip requires only 1.5/1.81.82.5V of power. I/O port addresses in this device are mapped to COMMON bits from the device's memory. The device is able to run from a max supply current of 0.655mA , so it can be used in any environment. The memory runs at a maximum frequency of up to 400MHz cycles per second.

MT49H32M18BM-25:B Features

Package / Case: 144-TFBGA
144 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:1.8V
Additional Feature:AUTO REFRESH
I/O Type: COMMON

MT49H32M18BM-25:B Applications

There are a lot of Micron Technology Inc. MT49H32M18BM-25:B Memory applications.

• multimedia computers
• Cache memory
• workstations,
• main computer memory
• personal digital assistants
• nonvolatile BIOS memory
• mainframes
• Camcorders
• telecommunications
• supercomputers