SRAM, DRAM firm pledges embedded world attendance

"While we're concerned about the COVID-19 situation, our business remains buoyant and we're looking forward to connecting with our customers from around the globe at embedded world in Nuremberg," said David Bagby, Alliance Memory president and CEO. "We're grateful that Alliance Memory has seen no major impact at all in our production and supply chain, which is based predominantly in Taiwan."

Addressing both legacy and new designs in industrial, automotive, medical, communications, telecom, and consumer electronics, Alliance Memory provides long-term support for end-of-life (EOL) components by minimising or eliminating die shrinks, which frees up engineering resources for the company's customers.

Highlights on the stand include a new line of high-speed CMOS DDR4 SDRAMs. For improved performance over previous-generation DDR3 devices, the 4Gb AS4C256M16D4 and AS4C512M8D4 offer lower power consumption and faster data transfer rates in 96-ball and 78-ball FBGA packages respectively.

Also on show is a new line of 5V parallel NOR Flash memory products in boot and uniform sectored architectures offers reliable, long-term performance for embedded systems.

Available in densities from 1M to 16M, the devices offer access times of 55ns for high-performance applications like digital still cameras, in addition to process-intensive networking routers and switches, home gateways, set-top boxes (STB), automotive infotainment systems, industrial robotics, and medical electronics.

Users of Micron MT41K512M16HA-125 IT:A 8G DDR3L SDRAMs, for which the last time buy date was Jan. 13, 2019, can now purchase the same device from Alliance Memory under part number AS4C512M16D3L-12BIN. This is one of three Micron DDR3L SDRAMs for which Alliance Memory is offering identical replacements. In addition, Alliance Memory is offering several Micron Technologies DDR3L SDRAMs under their original part numbers.