MRAM Evaluation Kit
The M3016 evaluation kit contains the 16Mbit MRAM and enables users to develop interactive hardware solutions using the popular Arduino type board. The plug-n-play kit...
Overview
Description
The M3004204 series is a 4Mbit high performance non-volatile MRAM with speed up to 108MHz. The M3004204 offers superior reliability and greater than 20-year data retention (at 85°C). It does not require backup battery or capacitor(s) compared to non-volatile SRAM. The M3004204 supports Quad SPI, SDR and DDR interface. It operates at 3V typical from -40°C to +105°C (industrial plus version) and offered in an SOIC or DFN (WSON) package.
Features
- Utilizing advanced pMTJ STT-MRAM technology
- High-speed Quad SPI interface, up to 108MHz SDR mode
- Low active write and read current
- Independent 256-byte user programmable and lockable NVM
- Industrial plus operating temperature: -40°C to +105°C
- Supply voltage: 3.0V
- Package: 8-pin SOIC and 8-pad DFN (WSON)
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| Datasheet | PDF 1.00 MB | |
| End Of Life Notice | PDF 1.08 MB | |
| Product Advisory | PDF 315 KB | |
| Overview | PDF 1.26 MB | |
| Product Advisory | PDF 201 KB | |
| Application Note | PDF 98 KB | |
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Processing table
I/O Frequency (MHz) |
Pkg. Type |
Temp. Range |
Carrier Type |
Price (USD) | 1ku |
Buy / Sample |
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| 108 | SOIC | -40 to 85°C | Tray | |||
| 108 | SOIC | -40 to 85°C | Reel | |||
| 108 | SOIC | -40 to 105°C | Tray | 13.12 | ||
| 108 | SOIC | -40 to 105°C | Reel | |||
| 108 | DFN | -40 to 85°C | Tray | 10.48 | ||
| 108 | DFN | -40 to 85°C | Reel | |||
| 108 | DFN | -40 to 105°C | Tray | 13.12 | ||
| 108 | DFN | -40 to 105°C | Reel | |||
| 54 | SOIC | -40 to 85°C | Tray | |||
| 54 | SOIC | -40 to 85°C | Reel | |||
| 54 | SOIC | -40 to 105°C | Tray | |||
| 54 | SOIC | -40 to 105°C | Reel | |||
| 54 | DFN | -40 to 85°C | Tray | 10.13 | ||
| 54 | DFN | -40 to 85°C | Reel | |||
| 54 | DFN | -40 to 105°C | Tray | |||
| 54 | DFN | -40 to 105°C | Reel |
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Videos & Training
High Performance Serial and Parallel MRAM Memory Family
Renesas’ high performance serial and parallel MRAM memory family provides the largest range of SPI and parallel interface non-volatile memory sizes, with fast read and write speeds. The MRAM family is ideal for applications ranging from factory automation equipment requiring fast back-up data retrieval to medical data units with long-term data storage requirements.
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| News | Oct 17, 2019 |
