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CYM1836PM-25C

Manufacturer: CYPRESS

null : SRAM Modules

Partnumber Manufacturer Quantity Availability
CYM1836PM-25C,CYM1836PM25C CYPRESS 4 In Stock

Description and Introduction

null : SRAM Modules The **CYM1836PM-25C** is a high-performance **Synchronous SRAM (Static Random-Access Memory)** component developed by **Cypress Semiconductor**, now part of Infineon Technologies. Designed for applications requiring fast data access and low latency, this device offers a **25 ns access time**, making it suitable for embedded systems, networking equipment, and industrial automation.  

Featuring a **3.3V operating voltage**, the CYM1836PM-25C provides **1Mbit (128K x 8) memory capacity** with synchronous operation, enabling efficient data transfers in clock-synchronized systems. Its **pipelined architecture** enhances throughput, while the **common I/O structure** simplifies interfacing with microprocessors and DSPs.  

The component is housed in a **32-pin plastic TSOP (Thin Small Outline Package)**, ensuring compact integration into space-constrained designs. With **low standby power consumption**, it is well-suited for power-sensitive applications. Additionally, its **industrial-grade temperature range (-40°C to +85°C)** ensures reliable performance in harsh environments.  

Engineers favor the CYM1836PM-25C for its **balance of speed, density, and power efficiency**, making it a dependable choice for real-time processing and high-speed buffering tasks. Its robust design and compatibility with industry standards further contribute to its widespread adoption in demanding electronic systems.

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