NM24C16M

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NM24C16M is a type of non-volatile memory which is used mostly in embedded systems. It is based on Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) protocol and works by storing 16 non-volatile words of 128 bits each. It is available in a DIP package that is an integral element of the embedded system applications.

The application fields for NM24C16M include microprocessor systems, numeric displays, industrial control and digital voice recorders. It is a low power, non-volatile memory that is easy to integrate into a system; hence, it is highly suitable for all kinds of embedded systems.

The working principle of NM24C16M is explained in two steps. First, the serial data is received by the chip through the SPI protocol where it is stored in a 16-word memory buffer. The data is stored permanently by refreshing the memory buffer with a periodic signal. This signal is generated either by an external periodic clock, or by an internal oscillator found inside the chip. Second, when the data needs to be read, the same SPI protocol is used to get it out of the chip.

In conclusion, the NM24C16M is a type of non-volatile memory based on the SPI protocol. It is widely used in embedded systems applications such as microprocessor systems, numeric displays, industrial control, and digital voice recorders. The working principle is based on the storage and retrieval of 16 non-volatile words of 128 bits each through the SPI protocol.

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