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SN74V293-7PZA

Texas Instruments

The SN74V293-7PZA is a synchronous FIFO from Texas Instruments in an LQFP-80 package. Its organization is configurable as 64Kx18 or 128Kx9, and it runs on a 7.5 ns cycle for 133 MHz clocking from a 3.15 V to 3.45 V supply over 0 C to +70 C. It brings the deep, width-configurable buffering of the SN74V293 group to designs whose clocks sit at 133 MHz rather than the maximum grade, suiting communications and imaging equipment that needs long burst absorption without paying for unneeded speed headroom. Selection advice: this -7 code is the 133 MHz grade of the family; the -6 grade covers 166 MHz designs in the same LQFP-80 package, which has 80 pins, not 128. Match the suffix to your clock budget and confirm the full code on the BOM, since the two grades are otherwise identical in organization. Parameters verified against Texas Instruments documentation.

MemorySynchronous FIFOLQFP-80 (PZA, 14x14 mm)
MPN
SN74V293-7PZA
Manufacturer
Texas Instruments
Family
Synchronous FIFO
Package
LQFP-80 (PZA, 14x14 mm)
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