M25P40-VMP6 [STMicroelectronics]

M25P40-VMP6 Overview

As far as memory types are concerned, Non-Volatile is considered to be its memory type. In addition, memory ics is available in a Tube case as well. In the case of 8-VDFN Exposed Pad, it is embedded within the case. A memory chip with a capacity of 4Mb 512K x 8 is used on this device. There is a mainstream memory format used by this device, which is called FLASH-format memory. This device has an extended operating temperature range of -40°C~85°C TA, so it's perfect for a wide range of demanding applications. It is capable of handling a voltage supply of 2.3V~3.6V. As far as the mounting type is concerned, Surface Mount is recommended. On the chip, there are 8 terminations that are planted. The part supports at least 1 functions to ensure a comprehensive working process. In order to function properly, this ic memory chip should be powered by a voltage of 3V. In the memory, there is a clock frequency rotation that ranges 50MHz. In order to select similar parts, typical manufacturers refer to M25P40 as the device's base part number. I have noticed that the memory device has 8 pins, which indicates that it has 8 locations in the memory. The memory chip also offers 40 MHZ CLOCK FREQUENCY AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST to level up system performance despite its merits. There is only a single power supply required for this memory chip. The SPI-type serial bus this memory integrates with is helpful for transferring data to the CPU. As far as the supply current is concerned, it can be operated with a maximum of 0.015mA of currentThere is a need for a programming voltage of 2.7V in order to modify the state of some nonvolatile memory arrays.

M25P40-VMP6 Features

Package / Case: 8-VDFN Exposed Pad
Additional Feature:40 MHZ CLOCK FREQUENCY AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST

M25P40-VMP6 Applications

There are a lot of STMicroelectronics
M25P40-VMP6 Memory applications.

• servers
• supercomputers
• telecommunications
• workstations,
• DVD disk buffer
• data buffer
• nonvolatile BIOS memory
• Camcorders
• embedded logic
• eDRAM