72V36100L6BB8

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FIFOs (first in, first out) are a type of memory that stores data temporarily. They are used in a wide variety of applications, such as communicating between processors, buffers, and queues. The 72V36100L6BB8 is an FIFO with a small footprint and low-power consumption, making it ideal for embedded systems. This article looks at the application fields and working principle of the 72V36100L6BB8.

Application Fields

The 72V36100L6BB8 provides the following features that are ideal for embedded systems:

• It has a small footprint, measuring only 2.6 mm x 3.2 mm in size, making it perfect for limited space environments.
• It consumes only 8 mW of typical power, and it uses no standby power.
• It is designed to operate at a wide range of temperatures, from -40°C to +85°C.
• It provides various configuration options such as bus width, bus type, packet size, data width, and number of FIFOs.
• It is optimised for minimum latency and maximum data throughput.

These features make the 72V36100L6BB8 a great solution for embedded systems that require quick and reliable data transfer like industrial process controls, Portable medical devices, Automotive and telecommunication systems.

Working Principle

The 72V36100L6BB8 has an LVDS input and an LVDS output. The LVDS input is used to transfer data from external memory or other sources, while the LVDS output is used to send the data to external memory or other destination. Data is stored in the FIFO when it is written to the LVDS input, and the data is then read from the LVDS output. This process is managed automatically without the need for external control.

The FIFO can be configured to operate in single-word, or burst mode. In single-word mode, data is written to the FIFO one word at a time, while in burst mode, data can be written to the FIFO 4 words at a time. When operating in burst mode, four LVDS input clocks must be provided in order to achieve the desired throughput.

The FIFO has an internal counter that keeps track of the amount of data stored. This can be used to prevent the FIFO from overflowing, as well as reading data that is already stored within the FIFO. It also has an interrupt configuration which can be used to generate an interrupt when the FIFO is either empty or full, allowing for better control and monitoring of the transfer process.

Overall, the 72V36100L6BB8 is an extremely versatile and reliable FIFO which is ideal for embedded systems that require fast and reliable data transfer.

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