ASYNCHRONOUS
SRAM 128K x 24 SRAM
+3.3V SUPPLY, THREE MEGABIT
THREE CHIP ENABLES
GVT73128A24/GVT73128S24
128K X 24 ASYNCHRONOUS SRAM
GALVANTECH, INC.
Galvantech, Inc. reserves the right to change
products or specifications without notice.
Rev. 8/99
Galvantech, Inc. 3080 Oakmead Village Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95051
Tel (408) 566-0688 Fax (408) 566-0699Web Site www.galvantech.com
FEATURES
•Fast access times: 9, 10, 12 and 15ns
•Fast OE# access times: 4, 5, 6 and 7ns
•Single +3.3V+0.3V power supply
•Fully static -- no clock or timing strobes necessary
•All inputs and outputs are TTL-compatible
•Three state outputs
•Easy memory expansion with CE#, CE1#, CE2 and OE#
options
•Automatic chip deselect power down
•High-performance, low-power consumption, CMOS,
double-metal proces s
•Low profile 100 pin TQFP and 119 bump, 14mm x 22mm
PBGA (Ball Grid Array) packages
•Multiple Ground and VCC pins for maximum noise
immunity
OPTIONSMARKING
•Timing
9ns access -9
10ns access -10
12ns access -12
15ns access -15
•Packages
100-pin TQFP T
119-lead BGA B
•Temperature
Commercial None (0°C to 70°C)
Industrial I (-40°C to 85°C)
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The GVT73128A24 and GVT73128S24 are organized as
a 131,072 x 24 SRAM using a four-transistor memory cell
with a high performance, silicon gate, low-power CMOS
process. Galvantech SRAMs are fabricated using triple-layer
polysilicon, double-layer metal technology.
This device offers multiple power and ground pins for
improved performance and noise immunity. For increased
system flexibility and eliminating bus contention problems,
this device offers multiple chip enables (CE#, CE1# and
CE2), and output enable (OE#) with this organization. For
GVT73128S24 device in 100-pin TQFP package, separate
byte enables (BE0#, BE1#, and BE2#) are also available to
control individual bytes.
Writing to the device is accomplished by bringing Chip
Enables (CE# and CE1#) and Write Enable (WE#) inputs
LOW and CE2 HIGH. Reading from the device is
accomplished by bringing Chip Enables (CE# and CE1#)
LOW and bringing CE2 and Write Enable (WE#) inputs
HIGH, along with Output Enable (OE#) being asserted LOW.
The device offers a low power standby mode when chip
is not selected. This allows system designers to meet low
standby power requirements.