70P265L65BYGI8

Series:	--
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Obsolete
Memory Type:	Volatile
Memory Format:	SRAM
Technology:	SRAM - Dual Port, Asynchronous
Memory Size:	256Kb (16K x 16)
Write Cycle Time - Word, Page:	65ns
Access Time:	65ns
Memory Interface:	Parallel
Voltage - Supply:	1.7 V ~ 1.9 V
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	100-TFBGA
Supplier Device Package:	100-CABGA (6x6)

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Memory Application Field and Working Principle

Memory, in its simplest form, is a device used to store information for later use. It is used in almost every type of electronic device, ranging from computers, phones, and tablets to wearable devices. Memory was first developed in the 1940s and has evolved significantly over the years. Today, it is essential for machines to be able to store and retrieve information quickly and accurately. The most commonly used form of memory is Random Access Memory (RAM). This type of memory allows data to be stored and retrieved from anywhere in the memory. It is ideal for quick retrieval and storage of information. RAM is volatile, meaning that when the power is turned off, the stored information is lost. Another type of memory is Read-Only Memory (ROM). This type of memory is non-volatile, meaning that it can store information without the need for power. ROM is usually used for storing the programming for a device, such as the BIOS of a computer. It cannot be written to or modified, and all information is already stored on the memory device. Other forms of memory include Flash Memory, which is non-volatile and can be read and written to by machines. Flash memory is commonly used in digital cameras and USB memory sticks. Magnetic memory is also used, which stores data in a magnetic form and is commonly used in hard disk drives. The data in memory is stored in a grid-like array, with each address indicating the location and contents of a unique block in memory. Each address is composed of a group of bits, which can be interpreted by the device as either 0 or 1. This type of memory storage is known as binary code, with 0 and 1 representing "off" and "on" respectively. Memory devices are also used in parallel processing applications. In this type of application, multiple processors can simultaneously access the same block of data from a shared memory. This allows for faster processing times and higher efficiency, as the data can be shared among the different processors. The 70P265L65BYGI8 memory is a type of DDR4 memory, used in processing applications. It is designed for highly demanding applications, allowing for greater performance and reliability. Its main feature is its high-performance 4- Bank Configuration, which is ideal for high-density applications. It also features a high data transfer rate, with speeds of up to 4.267Gbps per channel. Overall, memory is essential in modern computing and electronics. It enables machines to store and access information quickly and accurately. Different types of memory are available, depending on the application, ranging from volatile RAM to non-volatile ROM to flash memory. The 70P265L65BYGI8 memory is a powerful type of DDR4 memory, designed for high-end applications and providing increased performance and reliability.

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