EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) is a non-volatile memory IC category designed to retain stored data when power is removed. It enables data to be written, read, and electrically erased, allowing information to be updated without replacing the device.
Within the broader Memory ICs family, EEPROM devices are used for persistent storage of digital information and are commonly implemented for retaining configuration settings, identification data, and other system information that must remain available across power cycles.
| Product | Manufacturer | In Stock Status | Price | Qty | RFQ | Description |
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| ISSI | - | Check Price | Get a Quote | 2K-bit/4K-bit serial electrically erasable PROM (EEPROM) with Microwire interface. | ||
| ISSI | - | Check Price | Get a Quote | Serial Flash Memory with Octal I/O and xSPI interface, supporting up to 200MHz at 1.8V and 133MHz at 3.0V, with on-chip ECC. | ||
| ISSI | - | Check Price | Get a Quote | ISSI’s Octal Memory is a portfolio of high-speed, low pin count memory products that utilize the JEDEC xSPI interface. | ||
| ISSI | - | Check Price | Get a Quote | EEPROM ROHS |