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Renesas Electronics R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 — Memory (DRAM / SRAM / Flash / EEPROM)
Renesas Electronics

Renesas R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 Standard SRAM, 4M×16, 55 ns

MPNR1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0
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Renesas R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0, standard SRAM, 4M×16 parallel organization, 55 ns access time, bulk pack.

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R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 datasheet
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Specifications

R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 Technical Specifications
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Package_typeBulk

Product details

55 ns access time — what it means for the bus

The R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0: Standard SRAM organized as 4M×16 bits with a 55 ns access time over a parallel interface. That 55 ns window governs how fast the memory can present data on the bus after the address lines settle.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 and R1WV6416RBG-7SR#B0?

The R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 has a 55 ns access time, while the R1WV6416RBG-7SR#B0 is rated at 70 ns. Both share the same 4M×16 organization and bulk pack, so the speed grade is the deciding factor for bus timing compatibility.

Will R1WV6416RBG-5SR#B0 drop into a board designed for R1WV6416RBG-7SR#B0?

Yes, mechanically and logically it is a direct drop-in — same 4M×16 parallel interface and bulk pack. The only difference is the faster 55 ns access time, which is backward-compatible with the 70 ns timing of the original part.