Features: • High-speed, low-power, first-in first-out (FIFO) memories• 16K * 9 (CY7C4261)• 32K * 9 (CY7C4271)• 0.5-micron CMOS for optimum speed/power• High-speed 100-MHz operation (10-ns read/write cycle times)• Low power - ICC = 35 mA• Fully asynchronous...
5962-9736101QYA: Features: • High-speed, low-power, first-in first-out (FIFO) memories• 16K * 9 (CY7C4261)• 32K * 9 (CY7C4271)• 0.5-micron CMOS for optimum speed/power• High-speed 100-M...
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The CY7C4261/71 are high-speed, low-power FIFO memories with clocked read and write interfaces. All are nine bits wide. The CY7C4261/71 are pin-compatible to the CY7C42X1 Synchronous FIFO family. The CY7C4261/71 can be cascaded to increase FIFO width. Programmable features include Almost Full/Almost Empty flags. These FIFOs provide solutions for a wide variety of data buffering needs, including high-speed data acquisition, multiprocessor interfaces, and communications buffering.
These FIFOs CY7C4261/71 have 9-bit input and output ports that are controlled by separate clock and enable signals. The input port is controlled by a free-running clock (WCLK) and two write-enable pins (WEN1, WEN2/LD).
When WEN1 is LOW and WEN2/LD is HIGH, data is written into the FIFO on the rising edge of the WCLK signal. While WEN1, WEN2/LD is held active, data is continually written into the FIFO CY7C4261/71 on each WCLK cycle. The output port is controlled in a similar manner by a free-running read clock (RCLK) and two read enable pins (REN1, REN2). In addition, the CY7C4261/71 has an output enable pin (OE). The read (RCLK) and write (WCLK) clocks may be tied together for single-clock operation or the two clocks may be run independently for asynchronous read/write applications. Clock frequencies up to 100 MHz are achievable. Depth expansion of CY7C4261/71 is possible using one enable input for system control, while the other enable is controlled by expansion logic to direct the flow of dat