NM24C02M8

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The NM24C02M8 is a member of the 2-Kbit family of electrically-erasable-programmable read-only memories (EEPROMs) manufactured by NXP Semiconductors. It is intended for applications that require non-volatile memory storage, such as computer microcontrollers, automotive systems, and hand-held equipment.

As a memory device, the NM24C02M8 allows for the storage of data in non-volatile form, meaning it does not lose its contents when the power to the system is switched off, making it ideal for applications where it is necessary to retain stored data even after removing the power. The memory is organized as a series of eight 16-bit words, each of which can store up to 16 bits of data.

The NM24C02M8 provides a range of features including: a low-power CMOS technology, a write cycle time of 1ms, a data retention time of 10 years at 70C, the ability to store up to 2048 bytes, and compatibility with the I2C bus interface. The device is available in a standard 8-pin DIP (dual in-line package) or an 8-pin SOIC (small outline integrated circuit) package.

The NM24C02M8 is accessed using the I2C bus protocol, which provides a simple and efficient method of communication between devices and controllers. The protocol allows the controller to select a particular device (for example, the NM24C02M8) by sending an address byte. This allows the controller to read or write data to the memory.

The NM24C02M8 is commonly used in automotive applications where non-volatile memory storage is required, such as for vehicle tracking systems, engine control modules, and navigation systems. It is also used in consumer electronics such as digital cameras and gaming systems, as well as in medical equipment and industrial control systems.

In summary, the NM24C02M8 is a low-power, non-volatile EEPROM device manufactured by NXP Semiconductors, which offers a range of features and is ideal for applications that require data to be stored in non-volatile form. It is accessed using the I2C bus protocol and is commonly used in automotive, consumer electronics, medical and industrial applications.

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