DS1230ABP-70

The DS1230ABP-70 is a NVRAM chip belonging to a family of various types of memory. It uses a unique and advanced version of non-volatile memory called "ferroelectric technology", which is capable of retaining data even when it is powered down. It is a device that is part of the larger world of computer memory and is used in a variety of applications. The DS1230ABP-70 is a small device, typically very economical, and suitable for many types of data storage.

The basic principle behind the device is that it stores information as an electric charge that is held in the ferroelectric material. This charge is built up with two electric fields causing two domains, each with a different polarization vector, to arise. In this way, one bit of information or one "bit" is represented, stored, and can be accessed in both read and write modes. This makes ferroelectric memory highly efficient for memory applications.

The DS1230ABP-70 is specifically designed for use in embedded and industrial applications. Examples include storing in small memories such as cookies and the small memories used in PLCs and other automated equipment. It provides reliable data storage with low write latency, a feature extremely important in embedded systems. It is also temperature stable with a wide operating temperature range, making it a suitable device in a variety of applications.

The DS1230ABP-70 also has the unique feature of maintaining its contents even if the power is unexpectedly lost. This allows for robust data storage for when the power to a system is temporarily disrupted. This is a feature that many users appreciate when using devices for critical operations. It also provides a reliable memory for the storage of base settings and other information that should not be lost.

The device comes in various form factors such as a Dual In-line Memory Module (DIMM). Also, it is sold in both 8kb and 16kb memory configurations, with an access time of 70ns. There are versions of the device that are tailored for specific applications, such as electrically erasable and programmable ROM (EEPROM), and there are others that are designed for more general applications. These different versions typically offer variations in the access time and the temperature range.

In summary, the DS1230ABP-70 is a safe and reliable non-volatile ferroelectric memory device suitable for a variety of applications, particularly those in industrial and embedded applications. It provides data storage even when the power is lost, and this is a highly useful feature for users of these devices. The device is available in various form factors, and can be purchased in a variety of sizes and with custom access time and temperature ranges.