Active production — 64 Mbit SRAM for deterministic read latency
The R1WV6416RBG-7SR#B0: The 70 ns access time is the ceiling for read-cycle timing — the memory controller must meet tRC and tAA within that window. For a 16-bit bus running at 10–15 MHz, this part provides comfortable setup-and-hold margins without requiring a fast-page or synchronous interface.
Bulk package — tray or tube, not tape-and-reel
This SRAM ships in a bulk package, meaning the units come in trays or tubes rather than tape-and-reel. For a kitting line or a rework station that picks parts by hand, bulk is the natural format — no tape feeder changeover, no carrier-pitch mismatch. If your pick-and-place line is set up for embossed tape, budget an extra handling step or request a quote for a tape-compatible variant.
For volume requirements or scheduled releases, an RFQ with target quantity and date code preference is the right first step.