BQ2205LYPWG4 Overview

A package of materials from Tube is included with the product. As a result, it is provided in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) to save space. Having high quality and reliable performance, the Nonvolatile SRAM is a type of product. Set the operating temperature to -20°C~70°C. It is necessary to provide voltage to 3V~3.6V for the device to operate normally. Surface Mount is the technique used for mounting it. In addition to this part number, more related electronic parts are available according to its base part number BQ2205. 16 terminations prevent signals from reflecting off the transmission line's end. Approximately 3.3V volts are supplied to the device. There are two 16 pins on this device. As a result of the component with the lowest tolerance for high temperatures, the reflow temperature limit of 260 has been established. An electronic apart with 16 channels is involved in this process. It falls under the category of Power Management Circuits. It is important to note that there are 1 channels that ensure data transmission. The power supplies of 3.3V enable high efficiency to be achieved. As you can see, the analog IC type is POWER SUPPLY SUPPORT CIRCUIT. Ensure that the supply voltage is greater than 3V at all times. An internal circuit is capable of withstanding a maximum voltage of 3.6V without deteriorating its characteristics. Currents as low as 0.5mA can be supplied without affecting the characteristics or damaging the internal circuitry.

BQ2205LYPWG4 Features

Available in the 16-TSSOP (0.173, 4.40mm Width) package
Nonvolatile SRAM as controller type
Operating temperature of -20°C~70°C

BQ2205LYPWG4 Applications

There are a lot of Texas Instruments
BQ2205LYPWG4 Memory Controllers applications.

• Medical Instrumentation and Industrial Products
• Industrial USB Flash Drive
• eUSB, embedded USB module
• Ultra durable Flash Drive
• Security Flash Drive
• Multi-Chip-Package (MCP)
• Disk-on-Board
• High reliability & industrial Compact FlashTM Cards (CFC)
• Solid State Disks (SSD)
• IDE Disk-on-Modules (DoM)