W25Q80DLZPIG

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The W25Q80DLZPIG is a part of a new family of memory devices from Winbond Electronics Corporation. It is the first in a series of mid-traffic, low-power, high-speed Serial Flash devices from Winbond with capacities from 512 KB up to 16 MB and is compatible with the JEDEC-specification Serial Flash Interface (SFI) protocol. The W25Q80DLZPIG offers an excellent combination of performance, low power requirements, and low cost.

The W25Q80DLZPIG can be used in a variety of applications, such as low-power embedded systems, automotive, medical, and industrial applications. It is suitable for boot code storage, application storage and data logging, among other applications. Moreover, the W25Q80DLZPIG is dynamically configurable, allowing software to program various modes of operation into the device. The device features a wide operating temperature range from -40°C to +85°C and will operate from a single 3.3V power supply.

The W25Q80DLZPIG is based on a serial peripheral interface (SPI) and two control I/O pins. The device features a byte mode or a quad output read mode operating at either 50 MHz or 108 MHz clock rates. The device is organized as 16,384 pages of 256 bytes each, with an optional 32 KB or 64 KB block protection for data security. The device also utilizes a high endurance technology, which enables it to sustain 1,500,000 minimum read/write cycles per sector. The W25Q80DLZPIG is capable of executing a variety of industry-standard commands.

The on-chip write protection scheme includes a block protection scheme and a sector protection scheme, which allow certain areas of the memory array to be write protected. The device can also support command latency programming, which can be used to reduce power consumption. In addition, the device has a self-timed write feature and a four-byte address mode, which allows it to access larger memory array sizes.

The device also features a zero power mode, which is designed to reduce power consumption when the device is idle. The zero power mode will be activated when the device is in standby mode, and no commands are sent or received. The device will also support suspend and resume modes, in which the device will be put in suspend mode during periods when the device is not receiving commands, and a resume mode is used to awaken the device.

The W25Q80DLZPIG is manufactured using a high-density CMOS process that provides high levels of performance and reliability, as well as very low power consumption. The device is designed for applications that require a high degree of data security and fast access times. The combination of these features makes the W25Q80DLZPIG an ideal choice for a wide range of applications.

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