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2線串行EEPROM AiP24C64

産品型号：: AiP24C64

産品名称：: 2線串行EEPROM

封裝形式：: DIP8/SOP8/TSSOP8

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AiP24C64是一款提供32K比特位串行电可擦除可编程只读存儲器（EEPROM），存儲器的结构为8192×8比特，内部分为256页，每页32字节，随机字地址需要一个13比特的数据字地址。I2C接口，應用于低功耗、低電壓等系統。

 写保护引脚提供硬件数据保护
 宽工作电压范围：1.8V～5.5V
 存儲器内部结构为：4096×8 (32K)
 两线串行接口
 施密特触发器，抑制输入噪声
 双向数据传输协议
 400 kHz (1.8V~2.5V)和1MHz(2.5V-5V)时钟范围
 32-byte页
 允许部分页写操作
 自定时写周期（最大5ms）
 高可靠性：擦写次数：100万次；
 数据保存：100年
 汽车级，更宽的温度范围

應用于低功耗、低電壓等系統。

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