GD25Q80CS2GR

Memory IC Overview

The GD25Q80CS2GR is an 8Mbit NOR flash memory IC manufactured by GigaDevice. It features a Quad I/O SPI interface with a maximum clock frequency of 80 MHz and a 7 ns access time. The device operates within a supply voltage range of 2.7V to 3.6V and supports an industrial temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It is housed in an 8-SOP package and utilizes SLC technology for non-volatile data storage.

Memory IC Feature Summary

• Supports Quad I/O SPI communication protocol for efficient data transfer
• Provides fast 7 nanosecond access time for high-speed read operations
• Operates reliably across the full industrial temperature range

Memory IC Applications

• Industrial control systems requiring robust memory solutions
• Embedded applications needing code execution from flash
• Consumer electronics utilizing serial flash storage

Memory IC Procurement Notes

Verify component authenticity through authorized distributors or official manufacturer channels. Confirm that the specific suffix matches the required 80 MHz speed grade, as other variants exist within the same family. Ensure handling procedures account for moisture sensitivity level 3 requirements during storage and assembly processes.

Memory IC Selection Notes

Select this part when a lower clock frequency than the standard 120 MHz models is sufficient for the application design. The 8-SOP package offers a suitable footprint for surface mount assembly where space constraints allow slightly larger dimensions compared to WSON or USON options. Verify compatibility with existing board layouts designed for standard SOIC footprints.

Memory IC Part Context

This component belongs to the GD25Q series of NOR flash memories from GigaDevice. It shares architectural similarities with higher-speed variants like the GD25Q80C but is specifically rated for 80 MHz operation. The series is widely used in embedded systems for storing firmware and boot code.

Memory IC Replacement Considerations

GD25Q80CSIGR is a compatible alternative offering similar specifications but operating at a higher 120 MHz clock frequency. Both parts share the same 8-SOP package and electrical characteristics, allowing for potential pin-to-pin substitution if higher speed is acceptable.