Alliance Memory Low Power SDRAMs for Mobile and Embedded Systems
Readily Available Drop-In Replacements for Micron's CY62256 Low-Power SRAMs by Alliance Memory
With the Internet of Things and proliferation of mobile devices in the consumer, industrial, and medical spaces, Alliance Memory has made a commitment over the last few years to solidify its offering of low-power ICs. It began with the introduction of the company’s LPSDR SDRAMs in 2014, followed by its LPDDR devices in 2016, and LPDDR2 SDRAMs in 2017. Now Alliance Memory offers a complete low-power portfolio in a wide range of densities and package options to meet the high demand for these parts.
Features
- Power supply voltages down to 1.2 V extend battery life
- Wide choice of densities and package options
- Minimize power consumption at lower ambient temperatures with auto temperature- compensated self-refresh (TCSR)
- Partial-array self-refresh (PASR) reduces power by only refreshing critical data
- Deep power down (DPD) mode provides an ultra-low power state when data retention isn’t required
Applications
- Smartphones, tablets, and notebook computers
- Smart watches, fitness trackers, VR headsets, and other wearables
- Digital still and video cameras
- Internet of Things consumer, industrial, and medical mobile devices
- USB dongles
- Fingerprint scanners, digital security cameras
- Automotive infotainment, communications, and autonomous driving (ADAS) systems
- Portable game
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