W972GG8JB-3 Overview

Volatile is the type of memory it has. Case Tray is available. The case is embedded in 60-TFBGA. On the chip, there is an 2Gb 256M x 8 memory, which is the size of the chip's memory. This device uses a DRAM-format memory, which is of mainstream design. This device has an extended operating temperature range of 0°C~85°C TC, so it's perfect for a wide range of demanding applications. With 1.7V~1.9V as the supply voltage, it is capable of handling memory ics. There is a recommended mounting type of Surface Mount for it. On the chip, there are 60 terminations that are planted. In total, 1 functions are supported by this part. In order to function properly, this ic memory chip should be powered by a voltage of 1.8V. In order to operate effectively, the memory rotates at a clock frequency within a range of 333MHz. In this ic memory chip, there is an 60-pin package that encloses the device. There are 60 pins on this memory device, which indicates it has 60 memory locations in it. The operating supply voltage of this memory chip is noted to be 1.8V. The memory chip utilizes a straightforward, high-efficiency mounting method, Surface Mount mounting. As far as its nominal supply current is concerned, this memory component carries a rating of 120mA. Although it has all the merits this chip has, it is also equipped with AUTO/SELF REFRESH to give a performance boost to the system. A memory address is accessed through 1 ports on this chip. There are I/O ports on this memory ics that have COMMON-bit memory mapping. In this ic memory chip, the frequency can be clocked at up to 667MHz times per second.

W972GG8JB-3 Features

Package / Case: 60-TFBGA
60 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:1.8V
Additional Feature:AUTO/SELF REFRESH
I/O Type: COMMON

W972GG8JB-3 Applications

There are a lot of Winbond Electronics W972GG8JB-3 Memory applications.

• telecommunications
• Cache memory
• DVD disk buffer
• workstations,
• multimedia computers
• graphics card
• personal digital assistants
• eSRAM
• personal computers
• supercomputers