M95512-DFDW6TP Integrated Circuits (ICs)

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M95512-DFDW6TP is a type of compound nonvolatile memory, which applies unique serial access protocol to the memory array to enhance the performance of memory access and reduce the number of external pin-configurations for flexible design. Implemented with the widely popular standard memory technology, M95512-DFDW6TP is widely used in fields such as medical, power project and portable computers as an effective solution.

The M95512-DFDW6TP memory employs an innovative “same memory” architecture, which enables the storage of data in multiple segments. The operating principle is based on two 64-bit data lines: a primary “write” line and a secondary “read” line. Each data line consists of a 16-bit write data and a 16-bit read data. The read line is used to read the previous data stored in the memory, while the write line is used to store new data in the memory during a write cycle.

The actual M95512-DFDW6TP is comprised of two separate components: a substrate and a set of 16 rows and four columns of integrated passive devices. The substrate includes memory cells and logic elements which are used to manage memory access and control logic. The integrated passive devices are responsible for addressing, data buffering, data storage, and other operations needed to support the M95512-DFDW6TP functionality.

The M95512-DFDW6TP memory operates in two modes: read mode and write mode. In read mode, the memory is configured for sequential data fetching and transmission. During each read cycle, the read and write lines are read from the 4 columns and 16 rows respectively. The 16 rows are read in turn and the data is transmitted to the 16-bit write data line. This data is then transferred from the write line to the read line, and then to the memory controller.

In write mode, the memory transmits the write data from the write line to the memory and stores it in the memory cells. The data is written to the 16 row lines simultaneously, and then read by the controller in the same way as it is in read mode. The write data is thus stored in the memory. Once this process finishes, the memory is then configured to perform read operations.

Using the above technology with its read and write lines, M95512-DFDW6TP can transfer 16-bits of data per cycle, limiting the number of pin configuration required, and allowing memory designers to adopt the memory design within their existing design criteria. This type of memory is used in many applications, such as medical devices, power projects, and portables devices, due to its high performance and efficient design, making it an effective solution.

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