Ferroelectric memory performs like battery-backed SRAM without the disadvantages
The FM28V100 is a 128K x 8 non-volatile
Ferroelectric Random Access Memory
(F-RAM) that reads and writes like a
standard SRAM and retains data after
power is removed.
Ramtron’s FM28V100 provides data retention for
over 10 years while eliminating the reliability
concerns, functional disadvantages, and system
design complexities of Battery-Backed SRAM
(BBSRAM).
The in-system operation of the FM28V100 is
similar to other RAM devices. It offers fast writes
and virtually unlimited endurance, allowing it to
be used as a drop-in replacement for standard
SRAM. Read and write cycles
may be triggered by toggling
a Chip Enable pin or by
simply changing the address.
F-RAM memory is non-volatile
due to its ferroelectric
memory process, making
it ideal for applications
that require frequent or
rapid writes. The device is
specified over the industrial
temperature range of -40°C to
85°C and is available with I2C
and SPI serial interfaces.
FEATURES
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- 1e14 read/write cycles
- Page-mode operation to 33MHz
- JEDEC 128K x 8 SRAM pinout
- 60ns access time
- 90ns cycle time
- 2.0V to 3.6V operation
- 80µA (typical) standby current
- 15mA (maximum) active current
- 32-pin green/RoHS packages
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APPLICATIONS
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- Control, medical, automotive and metering applications
- Industrial control
- Robotics
- Utility metering
- RAID controllers
- Industrial PCs
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FM28V100 utilises a JEDEC 128K x 8 SRAM pinout.