EDS6432AFTA-75TI-E-D

Memory IC Overview

The EDS6432AFTA-75TI-E-D is a Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (SDRAM) integrated circuit manufactured by Micron Technology Inc. It features a memory organization of 2 Meg x 32 bits, providing a total capacity of 64 Megabits. The device operates at a standard voltage of 3.3V and utilizes a Plastic Thin Shrink Small Outline Package (TSOP). This component is designed for high-speed data storage applications requiring synchronous interface protocols.

Memory IC Feature Summary

• Synchronous dynamic random access memory architecture
• High-density 2Mx32 bit organization
• Standard 3.3V operating voltage
• Plastic TSOP surface-mount package

Memory IC Applications

• Embedded memory systems
• Industrial control units
• Consumer electronics devices

Memory IC Procurement Notes

Verify the obsolete status of this part number before initiating procurement processes. Confirm that the Plastic TSOP package and 3.3V specifications align with existing board designs. Ensure compatibility with synchronous DRAM controllers. Check for RoHS3 compliance documentation if required for specific regional regulations. Validate supply chain availability through authorized distributors given the lifecycle status.

Memory IC Selection Notes

Select this component when a 64Mb SDRAM solution with a 32-bit data width is required. The 75ns speed grade suits moderate-frequency applications. Consider the TSOP form factor for legacy or space-constrained PCB layouts. Evaluate alternative packages if higher density or different pin counts are needed for modern designs.

Memory IC Part Context

This part belongs to Micron's broader SDRAM portfolio, specifically targeting embedded and general-purpose memory needs. It represents an older generation of synchronous DRAM technology compared to current LPDDR standards. The product line focuses on reliable, cost-effective memory solutions for established electronic systems.

Memory IC Replacement Considerations

Direct substitutes may be limited due to the obsolete status. Verify functional equivalence with newer Micron SDRAM variants offering similar 2Mx32 organization and TSOP packaging. Ensure timing parameters and voltage levels match the original design requirements.