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Kaga FEI America, Inc. MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 Environmental and export classification status description

The MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 is a non-volatile memory IC (Integrated Circuit) under the FRAM (Ferroelectric RAM) category. It provides high-speed, low-power data storage, combining the advantages of RAM with non-volatility, meaning it retains data even when power is lost. Functions - Data Storage: Stores data without needing constant power. - Fast Write and Read: Allows rapid read/write cycles, making it suitable for applications requiring quick data logging. - Endurance: Offers a large number of write cycles compared to traditional Flash memory. - Low Power Consumption: Operates at low voltage, contributing to energy-efficient designs. Applications - Consumer Electronics: Used in devices like digital cameras, smart meters, and wearable technology for storing settings and user data. - Industrial Applications: Ideal for data logging in control systems, PLCs, and automation where reliability is crucial. - Automotive: Deployable in vehicle control systems, infotainment, and driver assistance systems. - Medical Equipment: Can be employed in devices that require preserving state information during power outages. Alternative Parts - MB85RC64V: A similar FRAM option offering a comparable memory size and configuration. - FM25V05: A serial EEPROM that can be an alternative with slightly different features and specifications. - AT45DB041D: A DataFlash memory offering SPI interface for applications needing non-volatile storage, albeit with different characteristics compared to FRAM. Embedded Modules - FRAM Modules: Various embedded modules utilize MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1, often paired with microcontrollers to create robust data logging systems, such as Arduino-compatible FRAM shields. - Sensor Modules: In applications where data from sensors needs to be retained without power, modules integrating this FRAM can be implemented. Q&A Q1: What is the main advantage of FRAM compared to traditional flash memory? A1: The primary advantage of FRAM is its ability to provide high-speed read and write operations with an extensive number of write cycles compared to traditional flash, alongside non-volatility which allows data retention after power loss. Q2: In which applications would you prefer using MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 over standard EEPROM? A2: You would prefer using the MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 in applications that require high-speed data logging and endurance, such as in consumer electronics, medical devices, or industrial automation systems where reliability and performance are crucial. Q3: How does the power consumption of the MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 compare to other non-volatile memories? A3: The MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 operates at a lower power level than many other non-volatile memories, which helps in energy-efficient designs, making it ideal for battery-operated devices. Q4: Can MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 be used in automotive applications? A4: Yes! The MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 is suitable for various automotive applications, particularly in systems that require reliable memory for configuration and state retention across power cycles. Q5: What kind of interface does the MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 use for communication with microcontrollers? A5: The MB85RS64VYPNF-GS-BCERE1 typically uses an SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) for communication with microcontrollers, enabling efficient data transfer.