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HMS1M32M8V - SRAM MODULE 4Mbyte

General Description

The HMS1M32M8V is a high-speed static random access memory (SRAM) module containing 1,048,576 words organized in a x32-bit configuration.

The module consists of eight 1M x 4 SRAMs mounted on a 72-pin, doublesided, FR4-printed circuit board.

Key Features

  • Part identification - HMS1M32M8V : SIMM design - HMS1M32Z8V : ZIP design → Pin-Compatible with the HMS1M32M8V PIN.

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Datasheet Details

Part number HMS1M32M8V
Manufacturer Hanbit Electronics
File Size 94.76 KB
Description SRAM MODULE 4Mbyte
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HANBit HAN BIT HMS1M32M8V SRAM MODULE 4Mbyte(1M x 32-Bit) 3.3V Part No. HMS1M32M8V, HMS1M32Z8V GENERAL DESCRIPTION The HMS1M32M8V is a high-speed static random access memory (SRAM) module containing 1,048,576 words organized in a x32-bit configuration. The module consists of eight 1M x 4 SRAMs mounted on a 72-pin, doublesided, FR4-printed circuit board. PD0 to PD3 identify the module’s density allowing interchangeable use of alternate density, industry- standard modules. Eight chip enable inputs, (/CE1, /CE2, /CE3 and /CE4) are used to enable the module’s 4 bytes independently. Output enable (/OE) and write enable(/WE) can set the memory input and output. Data is written into the SRAM memory when write enable (/WE) and chip enable (/CE) inputs are both LOW.