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The Microchip Technology 48LM01T-I/SM is a 1-Mbit (131,072 x 8 bit) Serial EERAM featuring an SRAM core with hidden EEPROM backup. It utilizes a high-speed SPI interface supporting up to 66 MHz and operates within a voltage range of 2.7V to 3.6V. The device provides unlimited read/write cycles for the SRAM array while automatically mirroring data to nonvolatile EEPROM during power disruptions. It includes a 16-byte nonvolatile user space and supports industrial temperature ranges from -40°C to +85°C.
Verify the specific suffix 'I/SM' corresponds to the Industrial temperature grade (-40°C to +85°C) and the 8-lead SOIJ package format. Confirm that the required external VCAP capacitor (typically 47μF to 100 μF) is included in the system design, as it is mandatory for the AutoStore/AutoRecall functionality. Ensure the host controller supports the required SPI Modes 0 and 3 for proper synchronization.
Select this component when symmetrical read/write speeds are critical alongside nonvolatile data retention. It serves as a drop-in replacement for standard SRAM where data persistence is required without software overhead. Consider the 16-byte nonvolatile user space for storing configuration parameters. Evaluate the 66 MHz SPI speed against the host controller's maximum clock frequency to ensure compatibility.
The 48LM01 is part of the 48LXXX family of Serial EERAMs, which integrates SRAM and EEPROM technologies. This family eliminates the need for external battery backups or complex flash management controllers. The 48LM01 specifically offers double the density of the 48L512 variant, providing 131,072 x 8 bits of addressable memory in a compact 8-lead package.
Public confirmed substitute: 48L512T-I/SM (lower density variant).
The device monitors the VCC level. If VCC drops below a threshold, it uses energy stored in the external VCAP capacitor to automatically transfer all SRAM data to the hidden EEPROM array before power is fully lost.
No, the EEPROM backup is invisible to the user and cannot be accessed independently. Data transfers occur automatically on power disruption or via specific Software Store commands.
The HOLD pin allows the user to pause serial communication mid-sequence without resetting the clock or losing the current state. It suspends I/O operations while keeping the device selected.