Write Cycle Time - Word, Page:	5ms
Base Part Number:	AT24C11
Supplier Device Package:	SOT-23-5
Package / Case:	SOT-23-5 Thin, TSOT-23-5
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Operating Temperature:	-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)
Voltage - Supply:	1.8 V ~ 5.5 V
Memory Interface:	I²C
Access Time:	550ns
Series:	--
Clock Frequency:	1MHz
Memory Size:	1Kb (128 x 8)
Technology:	EEPROM
Memory Format:	EEPROM
Memory Type:	Non-Volatile
Part Status:	Obsolete
Packaging:	Tube

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Introduction

At24c11-10tsu-1.8 is a type of non-volatile memory that is commonly used in many electronic applications. With its extremely low power consumption, wide temperature range and solid-state reliability, this memory device is an ideal choice for many demanding applications, such as aircraft avionics and remote sensing systems. It is also used in many consumer electronics such as gaming systems. In this article, we will discuss the at24c11-10tsu-1.8 memory device and its application field and working principle.

At24c11-10tsu-1.8 Overview

The at24c11-10tsu-1.8 memory device is a serial EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable ROM) device manufactured by Microchip Technology Inc. It is a relatively low-cost and high-density memory device, which is used for storing 8-bit words of information. It operates in under a single +5V power supply and can be powered by very low currents, making it ideal for applications with limited power availability.The at24c11-10tsu-1.8 device consists of a 2KB memory array organized as 256 x 8 bits. It offers two modes of data transfer, an asynchronous mode and synchronous mode. The asynchronous mode allows a maximum data rate of 400KHz while the synchronous mode allows a maximum data rate of 1MHz. It offers an extensive list of features such as self-timed write cycles, low power consumption, data protection and error detection, and automatic write protection. The self-timed write cycle uses an internal write cycle timer that eliminates the need for external timing circuitry. Its low power consumption makes it ideal for applications that require minimal power consumption and longer battery life.

At24c11-10tsu-1.8 Application Field

The at24c11-10tsu-1.8 device is used in a variety of applications, including aircraft avionics, remote sensing and consumer electronics. This memory device is perfect for applications that require reliable and low-power, non-volatile memory. In aircraft avionics, the at24c11-10tsu-1.8 device is used for storing important data such as flight plans and aircraft performance information. This device offers reliable storage of the data, even in extreme temperatures, unhindered by power failure and shocks. In remote sensing applications, the at24c11-10tsu-1.8 device is used for storing information such as environmental data collected by remote sensors and transmitters. This device offers long-term storage of data and can withstand extreme temperatures and shocks with minimal power consumption. In consumer electronics, this memory device is used for storing game data and user-settings on gaming systems. It offers reliable storage of data and can last for an extended period of time due to its low power consumption.

At24c11-10tsu-1.8 Working Principle

At24c11-10tsu-1.8 operates in two modes, asynchronous and synchronous. In asynchronous mode, the device can transfer data up to a maximum rate of 400KHz. In synchronous mode, it can reach a maximum data rate of 1MHz. The device can be programmed to write a single byte or multiple bytes of data. In asynchronous mode, the device operates as follows. The master device (the one sending data) must initiate the data transfer, by setting the chip select high and then sending the start bit and device address. The slave device (the one receiving data) will then acknowledge the address and the master device can then send data byte-by-byte. The slave device will then acknowledge each byte. Once the master device finishes sending the data, it can then set the chip select low.In synchronous mode, the device operates in a very similar manner as the asynchronous mode, with the exception that multiple bytes of data can be transferred in a single transfer. In synchronous mode, the device is controlled by a clock signal. The master device must first set the chip select high and then send the start bit and device address. The slave device will then acknowledge the address and the master device can then send the data byte-by-byte, synchronized by the clock signal. The slave device will acknowledge each byte. The master device can then set the chip select low to end the data transfer.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the at24c11-10tsu-1.8 memory device is a non-volatile memory device that is perfect for applications that require reliable and low power memory. It operates in two modes, an asynchronous mode and a synchronous Mode, and can transfer data up to a maximum rate of 400KHz and 1MHz respectively. It is used in many demanding applications such as aircraft avionics and remote sensing, as well as in consumer electronics. It is highly reliable, low-power and ideal for many applications.

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