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Date: 21st Jun 2011

2-Mb serial EEPROM in SO8N package for storing large size code

STMicroelectronics has launched a new 2-Mbit serial EEPROM chip for write-intensive applications. The new IC replaces multiple EEPROMs with a single device for consumer and industrial applications, such as TVs and monitors, flat panels, set-top boxes, printers, smart meters, and also equipment used in medical applications.

The M95M02 provides high-density storage in the same package outline as lower density alternatives. It also has the same connections and an industry-standard SPI high-speed serial interface, allowing use as a direct replacement or upgrade in established system designs. It can be operated at a low voltage of 1.8V and has a standby mode drawing less than 5uA, making it ideal for use in low-power or battery-operated equipment. Additionally, the SPI interface enables fast communication at up to 5MHz at 2.5V. A second new 2-Mbit device, the M24M02, communicates via an industry-standard I2C high-speed interface, operating up to 1MHz.

Package: SO8N package

Availability: The 2-Mbit density M95M02 and M24M02 in the SO8N package are sampling now to lead customers, and will be orderable from April 2011 at $1.80 for 1000 units. Alternative pricing options are available for larger quantities.


 
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