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HM628512BLP-7UL

Manufacturer: HIT

4 M SRAM (512-kword x 8-bit)
Partnumber Manufacturer Quantity Availability
HM628512BLP-7UL,HM628512BLP7UL HIT 6100 In Stock

Description and Introduction

4 M SRAM (512-kword x 8-bit) The part **HM628512BLP-7UL** is a **512K (64K x 8-bit) Low Power CMOS Static RAM (SRAM)** manufactured by **HIT**.  

### Key Specifications:  
- **Organization**: 64K x 8-bit  
- **Operating Voltage**: 3.3V  
- **Access Time**: 70ns  
- **Package**: 32-pin SOP (Small Outline Package)  
- **Operating Temperature Range**: Commercial (0°C to +70°C)  
- **Standby Current**: Low power consumption in standby mode  
- **Technology**: CMOS  

This SRAM is designed for low-power applications requiring fast access times.  

(Note: If more specific details are needed, refer to the official datasheet from HIT.)

Application Scenarios & Design Considerations

4 M SRAM (512-kword x 8-bit)

Alternative Part Number

  • AS6C4008-55PCN --: 512K x 8 low-power SRAM in a 32-pin DIP, functionally equivalent to the HM628512B with 55 ns access time, and Alliance Memory is a well-known drop-in replacement source for legacy Hitachi SRAMs.
  • CY62256NLL-70PXC --: Widely available 32K x 8 low-power SRAM in a 28/32-pin DIP package with similar asynchronous interface and low-power standby, suitable as a functional substitute where the full 512K density is not strictly required.
  • IS62WV5128BLL-55TLI --: 512K x 8 low-power asynchronous SRAM with 55 ns access time and low standby current, a common industry alternative to the HM628512B series in TSOP/DIP-compatible footprints.

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