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AMD (Xilinx) AM27S07A/BFA — Memory (DRAM / SRAM / Flash / EEPROM)

AMD AM27S07A/BFA 64-bit SRAM, 30 ns, Ceramic Flat Pack

MPNAM27S07A/BFA
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AMD AM27S07A/BFA, 64-bit volatile parallel SRAM, 16 x 4 organization, 30 ns access time, 4.5 V supply, 16-pin ceramic flat pack, -55°C to 125°C operating temperature.

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Specifications

AM27S07A/BFA Technical Specifications
ParameterValue
Interface_typeParallel
Mounting_typeSurface Mount
Operating temperature high-55°C to 125°C (TA)
Frame_size64bit
Access time30 ns
Memory_typeVolatile
Package_typeBulk
Memory formatRAM
Supply_voltage_v4.5
Memory organization16 x 4

Product details

64-bit SRAM in a ceramic flat pack — what it is and where it fits

The AMD AM27S07A/BFA is a 64-bit volatile parallel SRAM organized as 16 words of 4 bits each. It delivers a 30 ns access time from a single 4.5 V supply, and is packaged in a 16-pin ceramic flat pack rated for the full military temperature range of -55°C to 125°C. This combination of hermetic ceramic package, wide temperature range, and fast access time targets high-reliability applications such as avionics, satellite payloads, missile guidance electronics, and downhole instrumentation where commercial or industrial-grade parts won't survive the environment.

30 ns access time — bus timing fit

The 30 ns access time is the timing parameter for this SRAM. It determines how fast the memory presents data after the address is stable on the parallel bus.

Frequently asked questions

Will the AM27S07A/BFA drop into a board designed for the AM27S191SA/BKA?

No — the AM27S191SA/BKA is a non-volatile PROM, while the AM27S07A/BFA is a volatile SRAM. They share the same 30 ns access time, 4.5 V supply, and ceramic flat pack, but the memory type and organization differ (16 x 4 SRAM vs 2K x 8 PROM). The pinouts are not compatible; a board designed for the PROM cannot accept the SRAM without a redesign.