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X28C010NM-12

Intersil

X28C010NM-12 is a 1 Mbit (128K x 8) byte-alterable EEPROM from the Xicor line now held by Intersil: a 5 V-only part that writes in place without a separate programming voltage, using a 256-byte page write that finishes a full chip in under 2.5 seconds, with software data protection plus DATA polling and toggle-bit completion detection. Endurance is 100,000 cycles with data retention over 100 years. This code is the full military-temperature variant: 120 ns access, -55 to +125 °C operation and a 32-lead extended LCC ceramic package — the form still sustaining avionics and defence systems on the JEDEC byte-wide footprint. Lifecycle note: Intersil marks this family Not Recommended for New Designs, no recommended replacement — listed for sustaining and legacy builds, so confirm date code and traceability in your RFQ. Selection advice: M is the military temperature grade, -12 the speed grade; commercial-temperature and 150 ns codes are different orderables. Parameters verified against Intersil documentation.

MemoryEEPROMLCC-32
MPN
X28C010NM-12
Manufacturer
Intersil
Family
EEPROM
Package
LCC-32
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