For new designs or replacement needs, the only sourcing path is the independent market — surplus inventory, broker channels, or last-time-buy stockpiles. If you have an existing BOM line using this DDR II SRAM, now is the time to qualify a replacement or secure remaining inventory before it dries up entirely.
It clocks at 375 MHz, with data transfers on both clock edges. This DDR II SRAM is used in networking and telecom equipment needing fast, predictable access to packet buffers.
Package and supply — design-in checklist
The interface is parallel, so expect 36 data lines plus address and control signals; layout needs careful length matching at 375 MHz.
Sourcing reality — how to get this part now
Because the CY7C1550V18-375BZC is obsolete, we source it through our independent supply network — surplus stock, broker inventories, and verified last-time-buy leftovers. Availability and pricing change weekly; submit an RFQ for a firm quote against your quantity and target price.
