Asynchronous 512k x 16 Devices Target High Volume Wireless Applications

Targeted at cellular phones with web browsing capability, a new 8-Mb asynchronous SRAM combines high-performance with ultra-low power consumption. The SRAM boasts an access time of 70 ns, a standby current as low as 15 µA, and a low operating
Dec. 1, 2001

Targeted at cellular phones with web browsing capability, a new 8-Mb asynchronous SRAM combines high-performance with ultra-low power consumption. The SRAM boasts an access time of 70 ns, a standby current as low as 15 µA, and a low operating current of 20 mA. Designated the IS62VV51216LL , the device operates with a single 1.65V to 1.95V power supply, has a 512k x 16 configuration, and is fabricated using a 0.15-micron process. Other applications include wireless handheld equipment and portable devices. Pricing is $9.50 each/10,000. INTEGRATED SILICON SOLUTION INC. (ISSI), Santa Clara, CA. (408) 588-0800.

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