The 62G36256 is a high-performance 8M-bit synchronous static random-access memory (SRAM) designed for applications requiring high-speed data access and low latency. It operates at a frequency range of 200MHz to 250MHz and supports a 3.3V power supply with a tolerance of +10% and -5%. The device features a byte-write capability, programmable impedance output drivers, and HSTL-compatible I/O, making it suitable for high-speed computing and networking applications.
The 62G36256 is ideal for applications requiring high-speed, low-latency memory access, including:
The 62G36256 features a comprehensive pinout with dedicated functions for address inputs, data I/O, control signals, and power supplies. Key pins include:
The 62G36256 operates in a synchronous manner, with all data transfers occurring on the rising edge of the clock signal (K). The device supports a late-write protocol, where write data is registered one cycle after the address and control signals. This allows for efficient pipelining in high-speed systems. The memory array is organized into four byte-wide sections, each controlled by its own write enable signal (SWEa-SWEd).
The internal architecture consists of the following key blocks:
The device is available in different speed grades and package options:
Both variants use the same 119-pin BGA package (BP-119A).