What is the 10415FC10?
It is a volatile memory device — data is retained only while power is applied. This SRAM is designed for high-speed cache, scratchpad, or register-file applications in systems using ECL10K logic levels, typically found in legacy telecom, test equipment, and high-speed computing backplanes.
With a 1K x 1 organization, this SRAM stores 1024 words, each 1 bit wide. The 10 ns access time keeps the read cycle tight enough for ECL10K logic running at clock rates up to roughly 100 MHz, assuming proper board layout and termination. Because it is volatile, any design using it must account for data loss on power-down, typically with a battery-backed supply or a nonvolatile shadow store if retention is needed.
For production runs, qualifying this part for the BOM is straightforward — no LTB risk, no forced last-time buy.
