The GS71116TP-10 is a high-speed Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) device manufactured by GSI Technology. It is designed for applications demanding fast data access and high reliability, typically found in networking equipment, telecommunications systems, and high-performance computing environments. Its speed and storage capacity address the needs of demanding memory applications.

Applications

• Networking Routers and Switches
• Telecommunications Infrastructure
• High-Performance Computing Systems
• Cache Memory in Processors
• Data Buffering for Real-Time Applications

Features

• Fast Access Time: 10ns
• Memory Density: 16 Megabits
• Organization: (e.g., 2M x 8 or similar, consult datasheet for precise organization)
• Power Supply: 3.3V
• TTL-Compatible Inputs and Outputs
• Package Type: TQFP (Thin Quad Flat Pack)

Benefits

• Enhanced System Performance: The fast access time reduces latency and improves overall system speed.
• Increased System Reliability: Stable and dependable memory operation ensures data integrity.
• Reduced Power Consumption: Lower power operation promotes energy efficiency.
• Simplified Integration: TTL-compatible I/O allows easy interfacing with other digital components.
• Compact Design: The TQFP package minimizes board space requirements.

Additional Details

The GS71116TP-10 operates on a 3.3V power supply. The 10ns access time facilitates rapid data retrieval and storage, essential for high-speed applications. It offers a memory density of 16 Megabits. Consult the specific datasheet for the exact memory organization (e.g., 2M x 8). TTL-compatible inputs and outputs simplify connection to other digital circuits. Housed in a TQFP package, this SRAM is suitable for designs where space is at a premium. Its low-power characteristics make it suitable for applications where energy efficiency is a key consideration. It is commonly employed in networking devices, telecommunications infrastructure, and high-performance computing systems, where it serves as cache memory or performs data buffering tasks.