Micron Technology Inc. PH28F320W18BE60A

PH28F320W18BE60A Overview
Its memory type can be classified as Non-Volatile. It comes in a Tray. The memory size of the chip is 32Mb 2M x 16 Mb. This device utilizes a FLASH format memory which is of mainstream design. With an extended designed operating temperature of -40°C~85°C TA, this device is capable of lots of demanding applications. It is supplied votage within 1.7V~1.95V. Its recommended mounting type is Surface Mount. The memory has a clock frequency rotation within 52MHz. PH28F320W18, as the device's base part number, is frequently referred in order to select similar parts. The minimum operating temperature of this device must not be less than -40°C. It is recommended for operation at temperatures no higher than.

PH28F320W18BE60A Features
The Supplier Device Package for the PH28F320W18 is a 56-VFBGA, which stands for Very Fine Pitch Ball Grid Array. This package is used to house the memory chip and provide a connection to the circuit board. However, it is important to note that the Part Status for this device is Obsolete, meaning it is no longer in production. Despite this, the Base Part Number remains the same and is still relevant for those who may have this chip in their existing designs. The Interface for this memory chip is Parallel, allowing for faster data transfer. With a Memory Size of 32Mb and a Clock Frequency of 52MHz, this chip can process large amounts of data quickly. The Access Time is 60ns, meaning it takes 60 nanoseconds for the chip to retrieve data. The Memory Interface is also Parallel, and the Write Cycle Time for both Word and Page is 60ns. This means that the chip can write data to a single word or a full page in just 60 nanoseconds. Overall, the PH28F320W18 is a powerful and efficient Non-Volatile memory chip with impressive specifications.

PH28F320W18BE60A Applications
There are a lot of Micron Technology Inc.
PH28F320W18BE60A Memory applications.


Cache memory
cell phones
eSRAM
mainframes
multimedia computers
networking
personal computers
servers
supercomputers
telecommunications