World's Smallest 256-Mbyte NAND Flash EEPROM?

March 1, 1999
Operating at low power and boasting a small chip size of about 130 square millimeters, this new family of single bit power cell, 256-Mbyte NAND flash EEPROM devices is targeted for use in flash memory cards, as well as in applications such as

Operating at low power and boasting a small chip size of about 130 square millimeters, this new family of single bit power cell, 256-Mbyte NAND flash EEPROM devices is targeted for use in flash memory cards, as well as in applications such as solid-state disk drives and digital cameras. Made using 0.25-micron process technology and shallow trench isolation, the chips were developed to meet demands for greater storage capacity. For example, a music recorder and player built to operate on 64 Mbytes of memory can provide the capacity to store about one hour of CD-quality music by employing two of the memory chips. The devices are available in two packaging options. The TC58256FT is offered in TSOP packaging, while the TC58256DC is housed in 32-Mbyte SmartMedia packaging. Both devices operate with a 3.3V supply.

Company: TOSHIBA AMERICA ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS INC. (TAEC)

Product URL: Click here for more information

Sponsored Recommendations

TTI Transportation Resource Center

April 8, 2024
From sensors to vehicle electrification, from design to production, on-board and off-board a TTI Transportation Specialist will help you keep moving into the future. TTI has been...

Cornell Dubilier: Push EV Charging to Higher Productivity and Lower Recharge Times

April 8, 2024
Optimized for high efficiency power inverter/converter level 3 EV charging systems, CDE capacitors offer high capacitance values, low inductance (< 5 nH), high ripple current ...

TTI Hybrid & Electric Vehicles Line Card

April 8, 2024
Components for Infrastructure, Connectivity and On-board Systems TTI stocks the premier electrical components that hybrid and electric vehicle manufacturers and suppliers need...

Bourns: Automotive-Grade Components for the Rough Road Ahead

April 8, 2024
The electronics needed for transportation today is getting increasingly more demanding and sophisticated, requiring not only high quality components but those that interface well...

Comments

To join the conversation, and become an exclusive member of Electronic Design, create an account today!