150 MHz synchronous SDR SRAM — 9 Mbit in a 119-ball BGA
The 71V67602S150BGI is a 9 Mbit synchronous SRAM organized as 256K x 36 bits, clocked at 150 MHz with a 3.8 ns access time. The parallel interface and SDR (single data rate) pipeline suit it for high-throughput buffer or cache duty in networking, telecom, and industrial control where deterministic read/write latency matters.
Industrial temperature grade and 119-PBGA footprint
The core and I/O share this rail; a local LDO or clean 3.3 V rail is expected — no separate Vddq supply needed.
Active lifecycle, RoHS non-compliant — sourcing note
The manufacturer lists this part as Active (current production). It is RoHS non-compliant — the BGA solder balls likely contain lead (high-temperature solder). For lead-free assembly lines, verify your reflow profile and exemption status; the part is not compatible with standard SAC305 profiles without a peak temperature above 260°C that may damage the package. Supplied in bulk (tray or tube), not tape-and-reel. Quoted to order against BOM quantity through independent distribution; availability confirmed at RFQ.