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SN74V293-6PZA

Texas Instruments

The SN74V293-6PZA is a synchronous FIFO from Texas Instruments in an LQFP-80 package. Its organization is configurable as 64Kx18 or 128Kx9, it runs on a 6 ns cycle for 166 MHz clocking from a 3.15 V to 3.45 V supply over 0 C to +70 C, and it supports FWFT operation. One configurable device covering both organizations is the selection point: a single qualified part serves wide x18 streaming designs and deep x9 buffered links, which simplifies purchasing and spares for networking, video and data-acquisition platforms. Selection advice: note the package is an 80-pin LQFP, not a 128-pin part, when checking footprint compatibility. This -6 code is the 166 MHz grade; confirm your clock target, and state the intended organization in your RFQ so configuration expectations are clear before quotation. Parameters verified against Texas Instruments documentation.

MemorySynchronous FIFOLQFP-80 (PZA, 14x14 mm)
MPN
SN74V293-6PZA
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Family
Synchronous FIFO
Package
LQFP-80 (PZA, 14x14 mm)
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