Renesas Electronics Corporation

The 71V67703 3.3V CMOS SRAM is organized as 256K x 36. The 71V67703 SRAM contains write, data, address and control registers. There are no registers in the data output path (flow-through architecture). The burst mode feature offers the highest level of performance to the system designer, as it can provide four cycles of data for a single address presented to the SRAM.

The 71V67803 3.3V CMOS SRAM is organized as 512K x 18. The 71V67803 SRAM contains write, data, address and control registers. The burst mode feature offers the highest level of performance to the system designer, as it can provide four cycles of data for a single address presented to the SRAM.

The 71V67903 3.3V CMOS SRAM is organized as 512K x 18. The 71V67903 SRAM contains write, data, address and control registers. There are no registers in the data output path (flow-through architecture). The burst mode feature offers the highest level of performance to the system designer, as it can provide four cycles of data for a single address presented to the SRAM.

The 7201 is a 512 x 9 dual-port FIFO memory that loads and empties data on a first-in/first-out basis. The device uses Full and Empty flags to prevent data overflow and underflow. It has a Retransmit (RT) capability that allows for reset of the read pointer to its initial position when RT is pulsed LOW. It is designed for those applications requiring asynchronous and simultaneous read/writes in multiprocessing and rate buffer applications.

The 7203 is a 2K x 9 dual-port FIFO memory that loads and empties data on a first-in/first-out basis. The device uses Full and Empty flags to prevent data overflow and underflow. It has a Retransmit (RT) capability that allows for reset of the read pointer to its initial position when RT is pulsed LOW. It is designed for those applications requiring asynchronous and simultaneous read/writes in multiprocessing and rate buffer applications.

The 7205 is a 8K x 9 dual-port FIFO memory that loads and empties data on a first-in/first-out basis. The device uses Full and Empty flags to prevent data overflow and underflow. It has a Retransmit (RT) capability that allows for reset of the read pointer to its initial position when RT is pulsed LOW. It is designed for those applications requiring asynchronous and simultaneous read/writes in multiprocessing and rate buffer applications.