Tag: EEPROM

The M95P32-I is a high-density, page-erasable SPI EEPROM memory that combines flexibility, performance, and ultra-low power. It is a unique non-volatile memory solution for ultra-low power systems that require an external NVM to boot by downloading firmware before execution in RAM, to...

Maxim Integrated DS28E30 1-Wire® ECDSA Secure Authenticator is a cryptographic-based authentication solution that provides a root-of-trust to detect and prevent counterfeit products and to enable secure use management of limited life peripherals. The DS28E30 provides a highly secure...

Microchip Technology AT24CSWx Serial EEPROMs are designed to be I2C compatible (two-wire) with a security register and software write protection. These EEPROMs feature bidirectional data transfer protocol and filtered inputs for noise suppression. The AT24CSWx EEPROMs operate at a 1.7V...

Microchip Technology AT24CSWx Serial EEPROMs are designed to be I2C compatible (two-wire) with a security register and software write protection. These EEPROMs feature bidirectional data transfer protocol and filtered inputs for noise suppression. The AT24CSWx EEPROMs operate at a 1.7V...

Microchip Technology has released 24CS512, the first commercially available I2C Serial EEPROM with support for 3.4 Mbit/s data rates. This high-speed I2C EEPROM is 3 to 4 times faster than the existing EEPROMs available in the market. It offers high-speed mode operation, software...

The M95M04-DR device is electrically erasable programmable memory (EEPROM) organized as 524288 x 8 bits, accessed through the SPI bus. The M95M04-DR can operate with a supply range from 1.8 to 5.5 V, and is guaranteed over the -40 °C/+85 °C temperature range. Flexible and intensive...

Microchip Technology has introduced the 25CSM04, a new high-density EEPROM (Electrically Programmable Read-Only Memory) with 4Mbit Memory, this doubles the 2 Mbit density with which the designers were previously limited to. The Developers were previously using NOR Flash ICs for the...

Using the same password on different platforms can be a security risk, but remembering different passwords, used for different accounts, can be quite the task too especially with the need to infuse special characters and numbers, and the fact that you may not use some of the passwords...