IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI

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The IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI is part of the ISSI family of synchronous FIFO (first in, first out) memory devices. This particular device is a 4MB FIFO that offers a single +5V power supply and utilizes low-power CMOS technology. It offers read and write access cycles that are up to 10 times faster than conventional asynchronous FIFO devices.

The IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI operates under a write-only architecture and performs address, enable, and chip select operations in order to reduce power consumption. The device is designed to provide data transfer rates of up to 500 Mbps and provides access to four 16-bit data buses. It also features an asynchronous read back capability, which allows for data transfer in both directions.

The main application field of the IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI is in data synchronization and buffering. Its primary function is to provide a buffer between two different systems with different operating speeds or bus widths. This allows any asynchronous data transfer to be synchronized, thus eliminating any timing discrepancies or data errors that would otherwise occur. For example, the device could be used to offer burst data transfers for DSL and Fiber Channel networks.

The IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI also offers a wide range of features and benefits, including high bandwidth, low latency, low power consumption, and scalability. It is designed to fit a wide range of data rates and protocol types, such as SATA (Serial ATA), Fibre Channel, Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet, and USB (Universal Serial Bus). It also offers error detection and correction, as well as a bus interface that is compatible with many different types of systems, such as memory controllers, microcontrollers, and digital signal processors.

The IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI has a fairly simple working principle. The device consists of two parts; the write port and the read port. The write port is used to store data in the memory device, and the read port is used to access this data. When data is written to the device, it is stored until a read command is received. This data is then shifted out of the read port, one bit at a time.

To access data from the device, the read port must first be addressed with an address code. This address code identifies which location in the memory device will contain the data that is to be read. Once the address code is received, the data will shift out from the read port, one bit at a time, until the full data word is read. The address can then be incremented to read the next data word, and so on.

The IS61WV10248EDBLL-10TLI is an ideal device for synchronous data buffering and transfer applications. It is highly efficient and consumes minimal power, while offering excellent performance and scalability. Its application field includes high-bandwidth data synchronization and buffering, burst transmission networks, and memory controllers.

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