AS6C4008-55STINR

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The AS6C4008-55STINR is a type of synchronous static random access memory (SRAM) chip. It is used for system memory in most modern electronics.

The AS6C4008-55STINR is a asynchronous SRAM device, meaning that it does not incorporate a complex clock circuit to control data flow. Instead, the data is accessed and controlled by a number of control signals which are provided by the system. This makes it more suitable for use in low-power applications.

The AS6C4008-55STINR chip contains 8192 words, each of which is 8 bits wide. The data is organized into 16 memory blocks, each of which can store up to 512 words. Data can be accessed individually or as a block of up to 512 words.

The AS6C4008-55STINR is optimized for low-power and low-latency operation. It uses low-power SRAM cells, which allow for fast access times and low-power consumption. The chip also has a write-precharge feature, which reduces the write power necessary to program the SRAM cells. This feature allows the chip to operate at lower voltages, further reducing power consumption.

The chip is organized in a way that allows for easy and fast access to data. It has a random-access memory (RAM) interface, which allows the chip to access data in any order, as long as the address signals are valid. The chip also includes a read-only memory (ROM) interface, which allows it to access data quickly and in a sequential order.

The AS6C4008-55STINR is designed for use in digital systems, such as embedded computer systems, which require data to be stored in a non-volatile form. It is also suitable for use in many other applications, such as networking and communications.

The AS6C4008-55STINR is designed to provide reliable performance at a low cost. It is a cost-effective alternative to other types of SRAM chips, and provides a good balance between performance and cost. This makes it an ideal choice for many applications.

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