32-Mbit Synchronous SRAMs Pack 'Em In

    Dec. 1, 2000
    Representing what's claimed as the highest density available in a single package are three new 32-Mbit Synchronous SRAMs. The WED2ZL361MS-BC and the WED2ZL361MV-BC are 2.5V and 3.3V versions, respectively of 1M x 36 bit NBL Synchronous SRAM. Each

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    Representing what's claimed as the highest density available in a single package are three new 32-Mbit Synchronous SRAMs. The WED2ZL361MS-BC and the WED2ZL361MV-BC are 2.5V and 3.3V versions, respectively of 1M x 36 bit NBL Synchronous SRAM. Each integrates two 1M x 18 SRAMs into a single 17 mm x 23 mm, 119-ball BGA package. Also available is the WED2ZL236512S-BC, a 2.5V version configured as two banks of 512K x 36 in a 119-ball BGA, offering a lower power solution for power constrained systems.
    All three products are available in speed ranges from 100 MHz to 166 MHz and are suited for high-end networking applications. Pricing is $220 each/10,000.

    Company: WHITE ELECTRONIC DESIGNS CORP.

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