256-Kb, 3V FRAM Breaks Ferroelectric Endurance Barrier

May 1, 2001
Introduced as the first nonvolatile memory to feature unlimited endurance, the 256-Kb, 3V FM18L08 ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) offers an unlimited number of read and write cycles—FM18L08's underlying FRAM technology guarantees an

Introduced as the first nonvolatile memory to feature unlimited endurance, the 256-Kb, 3V FM18L08 ferroelectric random access memory (FRAM) offers an unlimited number of read and write cycles—FM18L08's underlying FRAM technology guarantees an endurance spec of at least 1016 read/write cycles.
Each memory location can be accessed one million times per second for more than 300 years without loss of data retention. Capable of replacing battery-backed SRAM or other nonvolatile memory, FM18L08 32Kx8 FRAM has an industry-standard SRAM and EEPROM pin out, operates from a 2.7V-3.6V supply, draws 15 mA at a 70-ns access time, and has an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C. Price of the 28-pin SOPs or DIPs starts at $4.50 each/10K.

Company: RAMTRON INTERNATIONAL CORP.

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