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Micron Technology MT55V512V32PT-5 — Memory (DRAM / SRAM / Flash / EEPROM)

Micron MT55V512V32PT-5 ZBT SRAM, 18Mbit, 3.2ns, 100TQFP

MPNMT55V512V32PT-5
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Micron Technology ZBT® SRAM, 18Mbit (512K x 32), Parallel interface, 3.2 ns access time, 200 MHz, 2.375 V supply, 100-TQFP, Bulk.

$18.80Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

MT55V512V32PT-5 specifications
ParameterValue
SeriesZBT®
InterfaceParallel
MountingSurface Mount
Operating temperature high0°C to 70°C (TA)
Frame_size18Mbit
Access time3.2 ns
Memory typeVolatile
Frequency200000000.0
Package_typeBulk
Memory formatSRAM
StatusActive
Supply voltage2.375
Memory organization512K x 32

Product details

ZBT SRAM with 3.2 ns access — what the speed grade buys you

The MT55V512V32PT-5 is a Micron ZBT (Zero Bus Turnaround) SRAM organized as 512K x 32 bits, delivering 18 Mbit of volatile storage. The 3.2 ns access time and 200 MHz bus frequency mean the part can sustain back-to-back reads without dead cycles — the ZBT pipeline eliminates the turnaround cycle that conventional sync SRAMs insert between read and write operations.

Active lifecycle and cross-reference reality

The ZBT SRAM market is narrow — if you need this exact bus protocol and timing, the MT55V512V32PT-5 is the part. For BOM planning, the 100TQFP footprint and 2.375 V supply are non-negotiable constraints. No alternative package or wider-temp variant is listed.

Frequently asked questions

Is MT55V512V32PT-5 still active or obsolete?

It remains available for new designs and replacement orders.

What is the access time of MT55V512V32PT-5?

The access time is 3.2 ns, which corresponds to a 200 MHz bus frequency. This speed grade allows zero-wait-state operation with most high-performance memory controllers in the 200 MHz class.

What is the equivalent or cross reference for MT55V512V32PT-5?

The ZBT SRAM protocol is specific; a board spin or controller reconfiguration would be needed to use any of those alternatives.