August 24, 2007 -
Fabricated using 6T cell, 0.13 micron, CMOS technology, 4 Mb asynchronous SRAMs are organized as 512Kx8 (IS61C5128AX/IS64C5128AX) and 256Kx16 (IS61C25616X/IS64C25616X) devices with access times up to 10 nS and standby current down to 200 nA. Products operate from single 5 V, 10% power supply and have TTL compatible interface levels. Commercial, industrial, and automotive temperature ranges are available, and SRAMS can be ordered as lead-free.
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ISSI Announces 5V, 4Mbit Asynchronous SRAMs for Industrial, Automotive, Telecom, and Networking
SAN JOSE, Calif., August 13 -- Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (NASDAQ:ISSI), a leader in advanced memory solutions, today announced a line of 5V, 4Mbit asynchronous SRAMs. This new offering includes devices organized as 512Kx8 and 256Kx16 with access times as fast as 10nS and standby current as low as 200nA. Fabricated using 6T cell, 0.13micron, CMOS technology, this highly reliable process coupled with innovative circuit design techniques yield high-performance and low power consumption devices.
Commercial, industrial and automotive temperature ranges are available to support a wide variety of applications in the industrial, automotive, telecom, and networking markets that still require 5V operation. These devices operate from a single 5V, 10% power supply and have TTL compatible interface levels.
"The addition of these devices is part of ISSI's commitment to long term support of memory. In addition to 1.8V, 2.5V and 3.3V SRAMs, ISSI now has a wide variety of 5V SRAMs from 256Kb to 4Mb," said Sanjiv Asthana, ISSI's vice president of sales and marketing.
Price, Packaging, and Availability
For quantities of 10,000, the devices are priced at $3.50. The 512Kx8 IS61C5128AX and IS64C5128AX (automotive) are available in 36-pin SOJ (400- mil), 32-pin sTSOP-I, 32-pin SOP, 44-pin TSOP-II and 32-pin TSOP-II JEDEC standard packages. The 256Kx16 IS61C25616X and IS64C25616X (automotive) are available in 44-pin SOJ and 44-pin TSOP-II JEDEC standard packages. These devices can be ordered as lead-free. Samples are available now, with volume production shipments beginning in September.
About ISSI
ISSI is a fabless semiconductor company that designs and markets high performance integrated circuits for the following key markets: (i) digital consumer electronics, (ii) networking, (iii) mobile communications and (iv) automotive electronics. The Company's primary products are high speed and low power SRAM and low and medium density DRAM. The Company also designs and markets EEPROM, SmartCards and is developing selected non-memory products focused on its key markets. ISSI is headquartered in Silicon Valley with worldwide offices in China, Europe, Hong Kong, India, Korea and Taiwan. Visit our web site at http://www.issi.com/.
CONTACT: Ron Kalakuntla, +1-408-969-4675, ron_kalakuntla@issi.com, or Tom Doczy, +1-408-969-4620, tdoczy@issi.com, both of Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc
Contacts:
Public Relations:
Hayes Marketing
Larry Hayes
USA
Phone: 408-921-5806 E-mail this person
General Information:
Ron Kalakuntla
USA
Phone: 408-969-4675 E-mail this person Company Information: Name: Integrated Silicon Solution, Inc. (ISSI) Address: 2231 Lawson Lane City: Santa Clara State: CA ZIP: 95054 3311 Country: USA Phone: 800-379-4774 FAX: 408-588-0805 http://www.issiusa.com
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