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Microchip Serial SRAM Products

Microchip Serial SRAM Products

 

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Traditionally, there have  been two ways to increase an application’s access to RAM, use a larger microcontroller with more RAM  or use an external parallel RAM that ties up 16-20 I/O. Microchip’s Serial SRAM in small, 8-pin packages uses an SPI interface (only requires 4 I/O) and offers the flexibility to add RAM to a design without the disadvantages of using a large micro or parallel RAM. Microchip currently offers 64K-Bit and 256K-Bit devices operating at up to 20MHz.

Traditionally, there have  been two ways to increase an application’s access to RAM, use a larger microcontroller with more RAM  or use an external parallel RAM that ties up 16-20 I/O. Microchip’s Serial SRAM in small, 8-pin packages uses an SPI interface (only requires 4 I/O) and offers the flexibility to add RAM to a design without the disadvantages of using a large micro or parallel RAM. Microchip currently offers 64K-Bit and 256K-Bit devices operating at up to 20MHz.

 

 

To explore Farnell’s Microchip Serial SRAM offering  - browse using the links below:

 

1.8v Operation

 

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IC, SRAM, SERIAL, 64K, 1.7V, PDIP8IC, SRAM, SERIAL, 64K, 1.7V, PDIP8

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3v Operation

 

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IC, SRAM, SERIAL, 64K, 2.7V, PDIP8IC, SRAM, SERIAL, 64K, 2.7V, PDIP8

IC, SRAM, SERIAL, 64K, 2.7V, SOIC8IC, SRAM, SERIAL, 64K, 2.7V, SOIC8

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  • fustini
    fustini over 13 years ago

    I've used the 3V 256k part in an Arduino audio processing project, and it worked well with the Arduino Playground library.  Only wish Microchip made higher density.  I think in the future I'll have to figure out a scheme to use multiple SRAMs on the SPI bus.

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