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CY7C1565KV18-450BZXI

CY7C1565KV18-450BZXI

Cypress Semiconductor Corp
SRAM - Synchronous, QDR II+ Memory IC 72Mbit Parallel 450 MHz 165-FBGA (13x15)
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Overview

The CY7C1565KV18-450BZXI is a high-performance 72Mbit Quad Data Rate II+ (QDR II+) synchronous SRAM designed for high-bandwidth applications. Operating at 450 MHz, it utilizes a 2M x 36 organization and features independent read and write ports to maximize data throughput. It is housed in a 165-FBGA package and operates on a core voltage of 1.7V to 1.9V.

Why Choose This Part

This SRAM offers a massive 450 MHz clock speed with simultaneous read and write capabilities, effectively quadrupling the throughput compared to standard synchronous SRAMs. The QDR II+ architecture eliminates bus turnaround delays, making it ideal for random access patterns that would stall conventional SDRAM.

Applications

High-Performance Networking
Used in high-speed routers and switches for packet buffering and look-up tables requiring high-frequency random access.
Digital Signal Processing
Serves as fast external memory for DSPs performing real-time data analysis in industrial and communication systems.
FPGA Co-processing
Acts as high-speed workspace memory for FPGAs in compute-intensive tasks where low latency is critical.

Key Specifications

Technology SRAM - Synchronous, QDR II+
Memory Size 72Mbit
Memory Type Volatile
Memory Format SRAM
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package / Case 165-LBGA
Clock Frequency 450 MHz
Memory Interface Parallel
Voltage - Supply 1.7V ~ 1.9V
Memory Organization 2M x 36
Operating Temperature -40degC ~ 85degC (TA)
Supplier Device Package 165-FBGA (13x15)

Getting Started

Designing with QDR II+ memory requires precise PCB trace impedance matching and length tuning to maintain signal integrity at 450 MHz. Engineers should utilize FPGA memory controller IPs from vendors like Xilinx or Intel that specifically support QDR II+ protocols. Ensure the 1.8V VDD and VDDQ power planes are adequately decoupled to handle the 1100 mA operating current.

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