New 128/64/32Mb SRAM chips from Cypress offer 32-bit I/O config with 55-ns access time

Cypress Semiconductor Corp has added 128-Mbit, 64-Mbit and 32-Mbit MoBL (More Battery Life) Asynchronous SRAMs with 32-bit bus widths to Cypress's SRAM portfolio. The applications suggested for these SRAM chips include telecommunications, computers, peripherals, and consumer, medical and military domains to store the data for 32-bit DSPs, FPGAs and processors.

As per Cypress, the new 128-Mbit (CY62192ESL), 64-Mbit (CY62182ESL) and 32-Mbit (CY62172ESL) MoBL devices offer 32-bit I/O configuration with 55-ns access time (TAA) and a wide voltage range of 1.7V to 5.5V and these SRAMs are available in a RoHS-compliant 119-BGA package with a footprint of 14.0 x 22.0 x 2.4 mm and are fabricated using Cypress's high-performance, 90-nanometer R95 CMOS technology.

"In applications that require large amount of data transfer between an SRAM and a controller, including image, audio, video and gaming applications, throughput is a major performance factor," said Sunil Thamaran, Senior Director of the Asynchronous Memory Business Unit at Cypress. "By introducing these new 32-bit wide SRAM devices, Cypress demonstrates its strong commitment to address advanced performance requirements in this market space. We have also started development of our next generation of high-performance asynchronous memory products in 65-nm technology that will further reduce power consumption and add advanced features including ECC".

Availability: The CY62192ESL 128-Mbit, CY62182ESL 64-Mbit and CY62172ESL 32-Mbit Low-Power Asynchronous SRAMs are currently sampling in limited quantities to lead customers, and full qualification of the devices is in progress.
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