A63G7332 Series
128K X 32 Bit Synchronous High Speed SRAM
Preliminary with Burst Counter and Pipelined Data Output
PRELIMINARY (December, 1998, Version 2.1)1AMIC Technology, Inc.
Features
nFast access times: 4.2/4.5/5.0 ns (143/133/100 MHZ)
nSingle +3.3V+10% or +3.3V-5% power supply
nSeparate +2.5V+0.4V/-0.12V isolated output buffer
n3.3V tolerant inputs
nSynchronous burst function
nIndividual Byte Write control and Global Write
nRegistered output for pipelined applications
nThree separate chip enables allow wide range of
options for CE control, address pipelining
nSelectable BURST mode
nSLEEP mode (ZZ pin) provided
nAvailable in 100-pin LQFP package
General Description
The A63G7332 is a high-speed, low-power SRAM
containing 4,194,304 bits of bit synchronous memory,
organized as 131,072 words by 32 bits.
The A63G7332 combines advanced synchronous
peripheral circuitry, 2-bit burst control, input registers,
output registers and a 128K X 32 SRAM core to provide
a wide range of data RAM applications.
The positive edge triggered single clock input (CLK)
controls all synchronous inputs passing through the
registers. Synchronous inputs include all addresses (A0 -
A16), all data inputs (I/O1 - I/O32), active LOW chip
enable (CE ), two additional chip enables (CE2, CE2 ),
burst control inputs (ADSC , ADSP , ADV ), byte write
enables ( BWE , BW1, BW2 , BW3 , BW4 ) and Global
Write (GW ). Asynchronous inputs include output enable
(OE ), clock (CLK), BURST mode (MODE) and SLEEP
mode (ZZ).
Burst operations can be initiated with either the address
status processor ( ADSP ) or address status controller
(ADSC ) input pin. Subsequent burst sequence burst
addresses can be internally generated by the A63G7332
and controlled by the burst advance (ADV ) pin. Write
cycles are internally self-timed and synchronous with the
rising edge of the clock (CLK).
This feature simplifies the write interface. Individual Byte
enables allow individual bytes to be written. BW1
controls I/O1 - I/O8, BW2 controls I/O9 - I/O16, BW3
controls I/O17 - I/O24, and BW4 controls I/O25 - I/O32, all
on the condition that BWE is LOW. GW LOW causes
all bytes to be written.