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The Hitachi HM62256A series, including the HM62256ALSP-8, is a high-speed CMOS static RAM organized in a 32-kword by 8-bit configuration. Utilizing a 0.8 µm Hi-CMOS process technology, this device offers high performance with low power consumption. It supports a single 5V supply and is a completely static memory, requiring no clock or timing strobe.
Key electrical specifications include a fast access time of 85 ns (maximum), a typical standby power dissipation of 5 µW (for L/L-SL versions), and an operating power dissipation of 40 mW (typical at 1 MHz). The device features equal access and cycle times, common data input and output with three-state output, and is directly TTL compatible.
The HM62256ALSP-8 is available in various packages suitable for high-density mounting, including 300-mil plastic DIP, 450-mil SOP, and 8x14 mm TSOP. The TSOP package is particularly suitable for card applications, with a reverse type also provided. Its low standby power makes it suitable for battery backup systems.
This static RAM is designed for applications requiring reliable and efficient memory storage. Its TTL compatibility and static nature simplify integration into existing digital systems.
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The operating voltage is 5 V nominal from a single supply.
The device is available in DIP, SOP, and TSOP packages with 1.2 mm lead spacing.
The memory is organized as 32k x 8-bit (32,768 words of 8 bits each).
Maximum access times of 85 ns, 100 ns, 120 ns, and 150 ns are available.
Typical operating power dissipation is 40 mW at 1 MHz.
Typical standby power consumption is 5 µW for L/L-SL versions.
The device is fabricated using 0.8 µm Hi-CMOS process technology.