72V811L15PFI8

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The 72V811L15PFI8 is a high-performance and high-bandwidth FIFO (first-in, first-out) memory. These devices are ideal for buffering, streaming, and transferring data. The memory is organized as 32K x 8 bits, with a single-clock cycle write capability and clocked read capability. It features low latency access, making it ideal for applications where high-speed data transfer is essential. In addition, the device is power efficient, consuming just 2mA of power when accessing 1Mbit of data.

The most common application field of the 72V811L15PFI8 is in data buffering and streaming. The device is used to provide a fast and efficient way to store and stream data. It is often found in systems where large amounts of data need to be streamed from one system to another. Examples include real-time video and audio broadcasting, transferring files, or streaming large databases.

The working principle of the 72V811L15PFI8 is based on the FIFO concept. The device operates by storing data in a queue, which then allows for the rapid transferring of data. The first data item to enter the queue is the first to leave. It provides very high bandwidth data streaming, as the data can be sent out as quickly as it is put in.

The 72V811L15PFI8 is built with the latest CMOS technology and is designed to be low-power, while providing high performance. The device is capable of operating at a clock frequency of up to 80MHz and is designed to minimize latency. This makes it ideal for applications where high-speed data transfer is essential.

In summary, the 72V811L15PFI8 is a high-performance and high-bandwidth FIFO memory. It is ideal for data buffering and streaming in applications where high-speed data transfer is required. The device is built with CMOS technology and is low-power, while providing high performance. It is capable of operating at a clock frequency of up to 80MHz and is designed to minimize latency.

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