W25Q16JVSSIQ
WinbondW25Q16JVSSIQ is a Winbond 16 Mbit SPI/QSPI NOR Flash — SOP-8 208 mil, 133 MHz, 2.7–3.6 V, −40 to +85 °C, halogen-free. The 16 Mbit / SOP-8 combination is the selection point: the standard firmware store for MCUs and SoCs — code, configuration and data logging in one 8-pin chip. Selection advice: lifecycle note — Winbond lists this code as Not Recommended for New Design (some distributors annotate it EOL); for new designs qualify the current-generation W25Q16JV successor, and for existing production confirm the exact W25Q16JVSSIQ code on the BOM — the SSIQ suffix pins the SOP-8 208 mil package and temperature grade, and NOR Flash is not interchangeable across densities without firmware changes. Evidence: Winbond data confirms NRND, 16 Mbit, SPI/QSPI, SOP-8 208 mil, 133 MHz. Match the full W25Q16JVSSIQ code character by character.
- MPN
- W25Q16JVSSIQ
- Manufacturer
- Winbond
- Family
- SPI NOR Flash
- Package
- SOP-8
- Manufacturer channel coverage
- Checked by RFQ
- Data last checked
- Commercial check required
- Required order checks
- Suffix, package, date code, lot, source and traceability
Four checks before a commercial offer.
Identity
Exact MPN, manufacturer and suffix
Supply
Supplier type, quantity and freshness
Evidence
Lot, labels, photos and documents
Terms
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W25Q16JVSSIQ FAQ
What should I check before substituting W25Q16JVSSIQ with another SPI NOR Flash?
Match the full ordering code, not the series name: package (SOP-8), temperature grade and packing all ride on the suffixes. A same-series code in a different package is a different orderable device, so confirm the substitute against the Winbond datasheet before changing the BOM.