NVRAM

Introduction

Non-volatile random access memory is the general name of (NVRAM). It is help to used to describe any type of random access memory. This is in contrast to the general variety of random access memory today, DRAM and SRAM. NVRAM is a subgroup of the more general class of non-volatile memory, an example of this type of memories is flash memory, which is found in a wide variety of most consumer electronics.

Features

• Standard 5V power only
• Power Up/Down Protection
• Commercial, Industrial and Automotive Temperature Ranges
• Low CMOS Power Consumption
• The high speed Static RAM
• Internal false store protection circuitry
• "Green" Package Options Available
• JEDEC Standard Pinouts:
  –18-pin DIP
  –16-pin SOIC

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