SST26VF016B-104I/WF70S

The SST26VF016B-104I/WF70S is a Flash Memory integrated circuit that uses the CMOS (complementary metal-oxide semiconductor) process to store data. It is designed to provide a reliable, easy to use memory solution for applications such as digital cameras and digital video recorders. The Flash Memory device features a 16-bit data bus, which allows for high-speed data transfers and a wide range of devices to be connected together.

Application Field

The SST26VF016B-104I/WF70S is well-suited for embedded applications, such as digital cameras, PDAs, cell phones, and video recorders. The device\'s 16-bit data bus makes it well-suited for these applications, as data can be quickly transferred to and from the device. The device is also ideal for consumer electronics, such as personal entertainment systems, gaming systems, and remote controls.

Working Principle

The SST26VF016B-104I/WF70S works by using a series of transistors to store and retrieve digital data. When a voltage is applied to one of the transistors, it will turn on, allowing current to flow through it. This current then passes through a metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) field-effect transistor (FET), which acts like a controllable switch. When the voltage drops below a certain threshold, the transistor will switch off, blocking current from flowing.

The SST26VF016B-104I/WF70S utilizes three different types of transistors to store and retrieve data: n-type MOSFET, p-type MOSFET and Complementary MOSFET (CMOS). N-type transistors allow current to pass through when a voltage is applied; p-type transistors switch on when a voltage is removed; and CMOS transistors can switch on both when a voltage is applied or removed, allowing the memory to store both 0 and 1 values.

In order to store data, the device first stores data in the gate of the n-type transistor. When a voltage is applied, current passes through the transistor, writing the data to its memory cells. To retrieve data, the current flows from the FET, through the cells to the p-type transistor, and then back to the FET.