Renesas Electronics America RMLV0816BGSA-4S2#AA0

RMLV0816BGSA-4S2#AA0 Overview
Renesas Electronics America is a well-known brand in the electronics industry, particularly in the field of memory chips. This specific part is a Memory chip, belonging to the Memory category. With its advanced technology and high-quality materials, it offers superior performance and reliability. The Mounting Type of this chip is Surface Mount, making it easy to install and suitable for various applications. Its Package / Case is 48-TFSOP (0.724, 18.40mm Width), providing a compact and efficient design. The Packaging of this chip is in a Tube, ensuring safe transportation and storage. It was first Published in 2015, and since then, it has been widely used in different electronic devices. One of its notable features is its Pbfree Code, indicating that it is free from lead and environmentally friendly. The Memory Size of this chip is 8Mb 1M x 8 512K x 16, offering ample storage capacity for data and programs. It falls under the category of Volatile Memory, meaning that it requires a constant power supply to retain data. The Memory Format of this chip is SRAM, which stands for Static Random Access Memory, known for its fast access speed and low power consumption. Its Memory Interface is Parallel, allowing for efficient data transfer between the chip and other components. Lastly, it is important to note that this chip is ROHS3 Compliant, meaning that it meets the strict standards for hazardous substance restrictions in electronic products. With all these parameters, it is evident that this Renesas Electronics America Memory chip is a top-notch choice for any electronic device requiring reliable and high-performance memory.

RMLV0816BGSA-4S2#AA0 Features
Package / Case: 48-TFSOP (0.724, 18.40mm Width)

RMLV0816BGSA-4S2#AA0 Applications
There are a lot of Renesas Electronics America RMLV0816BGSA-4S2#AA0 Memory applications.

telecommunications
cell phones
multimedia computers
workstations,
personal computers
Camcorders
main computer memory
supercomputers
servers
nonvolatile BIOS memory