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MB85RS64PNF-G-JNE1

MB85RS64PNF-G-JNE1

Fujitsu
Closely related Fujitsu FRAM variant with similar density and SPI interface.
NRND6,308 in stock

Overview

The MB85RS64PNF-G-JNE1 is a 64-kbit non-volatile Ferroelectric Random Access Memory (FRAM) chip utilizing a serial SPI interface. Unlike standard EEPROM or Flash, FRAM offers virtually unlimited write endurance and high-speed write cycles without the need for a polling sequence. This device operates within a voltage range of 2.7V to 3.6V and supports clock frequencies up to 20MHz.

Why Choose This Part

This FRAM provides 10 to the 12th power read/write cycles, significantly outperforming traditional non-volatile memory technologies. It features low power consumption with a 1.5mA typical operating current at 20MHz and a fast write speed that eliminates the write-delay time required by EEPROM.

Applications

High-Frequency Data Logging
Ideal for systems requiring continuous parameter storage where EEPROM endurance limits would be exceeded.
Configuration Storage
Maintains critical system settings that must be updated frequently and retained during power loss.
Industrial Metering
Reliably records usage data in smart meters and sensors that experience frequent power cycles.

Getting Started

To integrate this memory, connect the SPI lines (SCK, SI, SO) and the Chip Select (CS) pin to your microcontroller. Ensure the VDD remains between 2.7V and 3.6V, and use standard SPI Mode 0 or Mode 3 for communication. Developers can treat writes similarly to SRAM due to the lack of a page-write delay.

Also Consider

FM25L04B-GTR IFXInfineon Technologies - A lower density 4-kbit SPI FRAM alternative for applications with minimal storage requirements.
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