The 24CW640T-I/OT belongs to the category of non-volatile memory devices.
This product is primarily used for storing and retrieving data in electronic systems.
The 24CW640T-I/OT is available in a small outline transistor (SOT) package.
The essence of the 24CW640T-I/OT lies in its ability to provide reliable and non-volatile data storage in a compact form factor.
This product is typically packaged in reels or tubes, with a quantity of 2500 units per reel/tube.
The 24CW640T-I/OT has a total of 8 pins, which are as follows:
The 24CW640T-I/OT utilizes electrically erasable programmable read-only memory (EEPROM) technology. It stores data by trapping charges in floating gate transistors, which can be electrically programmed or erased. The I2C interface enables communication between the device and the host system, allowing for data read and write operations.
The 24CW640T-I/OT finds applications in various fields, including but not limited to: - Consumer electronics - Industrial automation - Automotive systems - Medical devices - Internet of Things (IoT) devices
Some alternative models that offer similar functionality to the 24CW640T-I/OT include: - 24CW1280T-I/OT: A higher capacity variant with 128 kilobits (16 kilobytes) of storage. - 24CW320T-I/OT: A lower capacity variant with 32 kilobits (4 kilobytes) of storage. - 24CW256T-I/OT: A mid-range variant with 256 kilobits (32 kilobytes) of storage.
These alternative models provide options for different storage requirements while maintaining compatibility with the I2C interface.
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What is the operating voltage range for 24CW640T-I/OT?
Does 24CW640T-I/OT support I2C communication protocol?
What is the maximum clock frequency supported by 24CW640T-I/OT?
Can 24CW640T-I/OT be used in automotive applications?
Is 24CW640T-I/OT compatible with industrial temperature ranges?
Does 24CW640T-I/OT have built-in write protection?
What are the package options available for 24CW640T-I/OT?
Is 24CW640T-I/OT RoHS compliant?
Can 24CW640T-I/OT be used in battery-powered devices?