D27C6425

The IC component D27C6425 is a high-performance 64K (65,536-bit) EPROM (Electrically Programmable Read-Only Memory) manufactured by Intel Corporation. It possesses various key features that make it a popular choice in many electronic systems. Here is an overview of the D27C6425 along with its key features: 1. Memory Capacity: The D27C6425 offers a memory capacity of 64K, which translates to 65,536 bits or 8,192 bytes of non-volatile storage. This capacity allows it to store a significant amount of data or program code. 2. EPROM Technology: It utilizes EPROM technology, meaning the memory cells are programmed by applying electrical charges to specific locations, typically through a process involving ultraviolet (UV) light exposure. Once programmed, the data remains in the memory cells even after power is removed. 3. Organization: The IC is organized as 8,192 words of 8 bits each. This organization allows for storing and retrieving data in a sequential manner, making it suitable for applications that require continuous and ordered access to the memory. 4. Fast Access Time: The D27C6425 offers a fast access time, providing quick retrieval of data or instructions. It has a maximum access time of 120 ns, enabling efficient execution of programs and reducing system latency