FLASH MEMORY, FLASH MEMORY 28F320J3A 3.3V TSOP56 INTEL, FLASH MEMORY 512KX16 120 NS TE Selling Leads, Datasheet
MFG:IN STOCK Package Cooled:SOP20 D/C:09+
Part Number: FLASH MEMORY
MFG: IN STOCK
Package Cooled: SOP20
D/C: 09+
MFG:IN STOCK Package Cooled:SOP20 D/C:09+
MFG: IN STOCK
Package Cooled: SOP20
D/C: 09+
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Manufacturer: LITTELFUSE [Littelfuse]
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Datasheet: FLA1
File Size: 38100 KB
Manufacturer: LITTELFUSE [Littelfuse]
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PDF/DataSheet Download
Datasheet: FLA1
File Size: 38100 KB
Manufacturer: LITTELFUSE [Littelfuse]
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The MT28F004B3 (x8) and MT28F400B3 (x16/x8) are nonvolatile, electrically block-erasable (flash), programmable memory devices containing 4,194,304 bits organized as 262,144 words (16 bits) or 524,288 bytes (8 bits). Writing or erasing the device is done with either a 3.3V or 5V VPP voltage, while all operations are performed with a 3.3V VCC. Due to process technology advances, 5V VPP is optimal for application and production programming. These devices are fabricated with Micron's advanced 0.18µm CMOS floating-gate process.
The MT28F004B3 and MT28F400B3 are organized into seven separately erasable blocks. To ensure that critical firmware is protected from accidental erasure or overwrite, the devices feature a hardware-protected boot block. Writing or erasing the boot block requires either applying a super-voltage to the RP# pin or driving WP# HIGH in addition to executing the normal write or erase sequences. This block may be used to store code implemented in low-level system recovery. The remaining blocks vary in density and are written and erased with no additional security measures.