UC62LS4096 - Low Power CMOS SRAM

General Description

UC62LS4096 -20/-25

Key Features

Vcc operation voltage : 3.0 V~ 3.6V.
Low power consumption : 20mA (Max. ) operating current 2uA (Typ. ) CMOS standby current.
High Speed Access time : 25ns (Max. ) at Vcc = 3.0V.
Automatic power down when chip is deselected.
Three state outputs and TTL compatible.
Data retention supply voltage as low as 1.2V.
Easy expansion with CE and OE options The UC62LS4096 is a high performance, low power CMOS Static Random Access Memory organiz.

UC62LS4096 low power cmos sram by Unknown Manufacturer - Datasheet Preview

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Part number	UC62LS4096
Manufacturer	Unknown Manufacturer
File Size	498.75 KB
Description	Low Power CMOS SRAM
Datasheet	UC62LS4096 Datasheet

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www.DataSheet4U.com Low Power CMOS SRAM 256K X 16 Description UC62LS4096 -20/-25 Features: • Vcc operation voltage : 3.0 V~ 3.6V • Low power consumption : 20mA (Max.) operating current 2uA (Typ.) CMOS standby current • High Speed Access time : 25ns (Max.) at Vcc = 3.0V • Automatic power down when chip is deselected • Three state outputs and TTL compatible • Data retention supply voltage as low as 1.2V • Easy expansion with CE and OE options The UC62LS4096 is a high performance, low power CMOS Static Random Access Memory organized as 262,144 words by 16 and operates from 3.0V to 3.6V supply voltage. Advanced CMOS technology and circuit techniques provide both high speed and low power features with a typical CMOS standby current of 2uA and maximum access time of 25ns in 3.0V operation.