24LC024HT-I/SN

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Introduction: The 24LC024HT-I/SN is a 2.7-volt low power serial EEPROM with an operating temperature range from 0°C to +85°C. It is a Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) based memory device, developed with Sot23-6 package for its high-performance applications. The 24LC024HT-I/SN offers a wide array of features, including advanced wear leveling functions, which enable it to perform a variety of tasks.

Application Field: The 24LC024HT-I/SN is suitable for a variety of applications, particularly in medical and industrial applications. The device can be used in real-time applications to store operating parameters and results, as well as to generate data logs. The 24LC024HT-I/SN is often used in medical equipment such as infusion pumps, ECG and other monitoring equipment. It can also be used in industrial devices such as robots, power supplies and frequency converters, providing reliable data storage. Furthermore, it is suitable for units featuring RF functions, as it is able to store the required control data for wireless communication.

Working Principle: The 24LC024HT-I/SN is a SPI-based memory device. It is based on the firm’s patented Non-volatile RAM (NVRAM) technology and features a 6-pin SOT23-6 package. The 24LC024HT-I/SN is a write-through memory device, meaning that the data is never stored in an internal RAM, it is written directly to the memory. After power up, the device is first initialized by the host system. The 24LC024HT-I/SN can then be written or read from the SPI interface. The memory is organized as a series of 8-bit words, allowing for up to 32768 words to be stored in the memory. The device features a typical write time of 5ms for each byte written. The 24LC024HT-I/SN also features error-correction circuitry with ECC and Hamming code for protection against data corruption. Finally, the device features wear-levelling functions to extend its life by redistributing the data evenly across the memory.The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference