The X28C64P-25 is a 64K EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) manufactured by Xicor Inc. It's designed for applications requiring non-volatile data storage with in-system programmability. The "-25" likely indicates a 250ns access time.
Applications:
- Embedded Systems: Storing configuration parameters, calibration data, and boot code in embedded systems.
- Industrial Control: Used in programmable logic controllers (PLCs) and other industrial automation equipment for storing control programs and settings.
- Instrumentation: Storing calibration curves and settings in electronic test and measurement instruments.
- Data Logging: Recording data from sensors and other sources in data logging applications.
- Smart Cards: Storing user data and application code in smart cards.
Features:
- 64Kbit Density: Provides 65,536 bits of non-volatile storage.
- Fast Access Time: 250ns access time enables quick data retrieval.
- In-System Programmability: Allows for easy updating of stored data without removing the chip from the system.
- Byte Alterable: Individual bytes can be programmed and erased, providing flexibility in data management.
- Low Power Consumption: Designed for low power operation, suitable for battery-powered applications.
- High Endurance: Capable of withstanding a significant number of program/erase cycles.
- Data Retention: Ensures data is retained for extended periods without power.
Benefits:
- Flexibility: In-system programmability allows for easy updating of stored data and firmware.
- Reliability: Non-volatile storage ensures data is retained even when power is lost.
- Speed: Fast access time allows for quick data retrieval for time-critical applications.
- Low Power: Minimizes power consumption, extending battery life in portable devices.
- Simplified Design: Standard interface simplifies integration into existing systems.
Additional Details:
The X28C64P-25 typically operates from a 5V power supply. It features a standard parallel interface for communication with a microcontroller or microprocessor. Endurance is typically specified at 10,000 write cycles per byte. Data retention is specified at 10 years. It is typically available in DIP packages.