This part is designed for systems that need two independent processors or controllers to share a common memory block without bus contention — think dual-processor video cards, network switch buffers, or any application where one side writes while the other reads, and you need true simultaneous access.
On a typical 8-bit microcontroller or DSP bus running at 33 MHz (30 ns cycle), this part can keep up without wait states. If your processor runs faster than about 66 MHz, you'll need to budget a wait state or look at a faster dual-port SRAM.
Obsolete — sourcing this part today
That means it is no longer manufactured and has no official successor from the original manufacturer. If you are designing a new board, do not plan around this part; look at current dual-port SRAMs from Cypress/Infineon or Renesas in a similar 64-TQFP footprint.
