Alliance Memory Launches Two New 8M Fast CMOS SRAMs in 44-Pin TSOP-II and 48-Ball TFBGA Packages

SAN CARLOS, CA--(Marketwire - Jul 25, 2012) - Alliance Memory is adding to its extensive line of legacy high-speed CMOS SRAMs with two new 8M ICs in the 44-pin, 4-mil TSOP-II and 48-ball, 6-mm by 8-mm TFBGA packages. Featuring fast access times of 10 ns, the AS7C38096A (1M x 8) and AS7C38098A (512K x 16) are pin-for-pin compatible with 4M fast SRAMs, offering twice the density in the same slot.

Optimized for commercial, industrial, telecom, and medical applications requiring fast access times, the AS7C38096A and AS7C38098A feature operating currents of 80 mA typical and standby currents of 3 mA typical. The SRAMs operate from a single power supply of 3.3 V, and all inputs and outputs are fully TTL-compatible.

The AS7C38096A and AS7C38098A are fabricated using very high-performance, high-reliability CMOS technology, and their current is stable within the operating temperature range of - 40 ºC to + 85 ºC. The devices offer fully static operation and tri-state output, and they feature a data retention voltage of 1.5 V minimum.

Samples and production quantities of the AS7C38096A and AS7C38098A are available now, with a lead time of six to eight weeks for large orders.

About Alliance Memory Inc.
Alliance Memory Inc. is a worldwide provider of legacy memory products for the communications, computing, industrial, and consumer markets. The company supports a full range of asynchronous and synchronous SRAMs, low-power SRAMs, ZMD low-power SRAMs, and synchronous DRAMs (SDR). Alliance Memory is a privately held company with headquarters in San Carlos, Calif., and regional offices in Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Sweden, and South East Asia. More information about Alliance Memory is available online at www.alliancememory.com.

Link to product datasheet:
http://www.alliancememory.com/pdf/sram/fa/as7c38096a.pdf

Link to product photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alliancememory/7004029813 (optimized for print)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alliancememory/7637586338 (optimized for web)