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7203L12PDG

Renesas Electronics

The 7203L12PDG is a 2Kx9 asynchronous FIFO from Renesas Electronics in a PDIP-28 package. It runs from a 5 V supply with a 12 ns access time over 0 C to +70 C, and this G code is the lead-free tube-packed version. Renesas has discontinued this ordering code and lists it as Obsolete, so this page supports legacy sourcing for equipment already built around the through-hole PDIP footprint rather than new designs. For maintenance spares, a genuine 7203 in the correct package keeps production and repair lines running without a board respin. Selection advice: because the code is Obsolete, confirm date codes and source traceability in your RFQ so the offered lot can be verified before quotation; mixed-date-code or remarked stock is a real risk on discontinued FIFOs. For new designs, note that only the PLCC versions of the 7203 family remain Active. Parameters verified against Renesas Electronics documentation.

MemoryAsynchronous FIFOPDIP-28
MPN
7203L12PDG
Manufacturer
Renesas Electronics
Family
Asynchronous FIFO
Package
PDIP-28
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