CY7C1021B-15ZC

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The CY7C1021B-15ZC is an asynchronous, low-power CMOS SRAM and offers fast access times. It is a device that is used in situations where reliable and intensive data storage is necessary. It can be used to store large amounts of data quickly and without the need for refresh cycles. This device is available in a 8-pin SOIC package. It is widely used in many applications from automotive to industrial to consumer electronics.

The CY7C1021B-15ZC is an asynchronous SRAM chip that features fast access times of 15ns. Its low power consumption makes it a good choice for applications where power efficiency is an important consideration. It supports an 8-bit bus and operates from a single supply of 1.65 to 3.6V. This chip also has a standby mode, which allows it to save power when the device is not being used. It comes with an auto-wakeup capability, so it can quickly enter standby mode when not in use and then quickly wake up to start processing data again.

The CY7C1021B-15ZC uses a 2 C-cell SRAM architecture. This architecture provides the device with full random access capability, allowing faster data access and retrieval. The device is organized into 16K x 8-bits, which makes it ideal for data intensive applications. Its asynchronous design allows it to clock data at its own frequency and not rely on clocking from the processor. This makes its timing more accurate and stable than synchronous SRAM chips.

The CY7C1021B-15ZC is a great choice for anyone needing a reliable and fast SRAM for their applications. Its low power consumption and fast access times make it an attractive option for projects that need to store large amounts of data without taking too much power. Its asynchronous design also ensures timing accuracy and improved stability. The CY7C1021B-15ZC is a good choice for applications from automotive to industrial to consumer electronics.

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