71V2556SA133BG8-Renesas-Price, Stock & Datasheet

71V2556SA133BG8 Overview

A RAM, SDR, SRAM-type memory can be classified as the memory type of this device. Embedded in the BGA case, memory ics is a single file. On the chip, there is an 512kB memory, which is the size of the chip's memory. A total of 119 terminations have been planted on the chip. The comprehensive working procedure of this part involves 1 functions. In order to power this memory device, 3.3V will be necessary. A 119-pin package containing this memory device is used to house this device. The memory device in question has 119 pins, thus indicating that it has 119 memory locations that can be accessed. There is a note indicating that this memory chip operates at an 3.3V volt supply voltage. The memory chip utilizes a straightforward, high-efficiency mounting method, Surface Mount mounting. There is a nominal supply current rating of 300mA for this memory component. This chip features all the merits of a conventional chip, but it also features PIPELINED ARCHITECTURE to improve system performance. 1 ports allow read/write access to one memory address in this chip. As part of the design, the I/O port addresses are mapped into the memory using an COMMON-bit number. There must not be a minimum operating temperature of less than 0°C for this device. A temperature of no more than 70°C centigrade is recommended for the component to be operated, otherwise, damage might be inflicted on the component. Usually, this memory ics falls under the SRAMs component category. Ideally, this part should be supplied with a voltage of at least 3.135V. An operating voltage of no more than 3.465V is required. A frequency of 133MHz is used to process the data on this memory chip. It can be operated with a current of up to 300mA at a maximum. A ic memory chip with this frequency has a maximum speed of 133MHz.

71V2556SA133BG8 Features

Package / Case: BGA
119 Pins
Operating Supply Voltage:3.3V
Additional Feature:PIPELINED ARCHITECTURE
I/O Type: COMMON
Freguency at 133MHz
133MHz terminals