93LC66BT-I/SN

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93LC66BT-I/SN is a type of high-performance, low-power and low-voltage eeprom memory device, commonly found in applications like communication systems, medical data interfaces, industrial automation controls and many other electronic systems. It features a 128 x 8 bit (1k) storage capacity and a 3.2V - 5.5V minimum operating voltage range. The chip has an extremely high write/erase cycles of 100,000 which makes it highly reliable and durable.

93LC66BT-I/SN is manufactured using CMOS logic technology and can be used in both 8-bit and 16-bit applications. The chip supports up to four separate write/erase cycles and has a data retention of up to 10 years. It also has a wide operating temperature range of -40 to +85 degrees Celsius, which allows it to be used in a variety of operating environments. The device has low power consumption of 2mW, making it suitable for embedded systems and battery-powered applications.

93LC66BT-I/SN operates using the I2C (Inter-IC) communication protocol, which is a two-wire serial bus protocol. This protocol allows for simple integration of multiple devices into a single bus. It also has a fast read/write speed of 400kHz and supports up to 256 bytes of data per write command. The chip also has an internal 32-byte scratchpad RAM which provides temporary data storage for data transfer.

93LC66BT-I/SN is also supported by compilers from many open-source packages such as Microchip, Atmel and ARM. These compilers enable developers to easily create projects that can use the device. The device also has support for debugging tools such as In-Circuit Serial Programming (ICSP) which allows engineers to quickly identify and debug defects in their code.

In summary, 93LC66BT-I/SN is a high-performance, low-power, low-voltage eeprom memory device with up to 128 x 8 bit (1k) storage capacity and an operating temperature of -40 to +85 degrees Celsius. It uses I2C communication protocol and features high write/erase cycles of up to 100,000. Its low power consumption of 2mW makes it ideal for embedded systems and battery-powered applications. It also supports compilers and debugging tools from many open-source packages such as Microchip, Atmel and ARM.

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