4Mbit nvSRAM offers 15ns access to non-volatile data
A 4Mbit non-volatile Static Random
Access Memory (nvSRAM) is now
available with access times as low as
15ns, infinite read, write and recall
cycles, and 20-year data retention.
Cypress Semiconductor’s nvSRAM offers
high-speed, non-volatile data, for reliable
storage without batteries. At power-down,
data transfers from the SRAM to the device’s
non-volatile elements automatically, on
power-up, data is restored to the SRAM from
the non-volatile memory. Both operations
are available under software control.
nvSRAMs also reduce board space and
design complexity compared to batterybacked
SRAMs, and are more economical
and reliable than Magnetic RAM (MRAM) or
Ferroelectric RAM (FRAM) memories.
The 4Mbit nvSRAM joins 256kbit and 1Mbit
nvSRAM devices currently shipping
in production volumes. The new 4Mbit
nvSRAMs are the first manufactured on
Cypress’s S8™ 0.13-micron Silicon Oxide
Nitride Oxide Silicon (SONOS) embedded
non-volatile memory technology, enabling
greater densities and improved performance.
SONOS is highly compatible with standard
CMOS technologies and offers numerous
advantages, including high endurance, low
power, and radiation hardness.
FEATURES
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- 15ns, 25ns and 45ns access times
- Hands-off automatic STORE on power-down with only a small capacitor
- 8mA typical supply current at 200ns cycle time
- 200,000 store cycles to QuantumTrap
- 20-year data retention
- Single 3V (+20%, -10%) operation
- Commercial and industrial temperature ranges
- FBGA and TSOP-II packages
- RoHS compliant
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APPLICATIONS
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- RAID applications
- Harsh-environment industrial controls
- Data-logging functions
- Automotive applications
- Medical applications
- Data-communications systems
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