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Density Families
16 Mbit
1.8V Devices
Am29SL160C
Am29DS163D
S29NSxxxJ
2.5V Devices
S29AL016D
Am29BDD160G (2.5V)
S29CD016G (2.5V)
3.0V Devices
Am29LV017D
Am29LV116D
Am29LV160B
Am29LV160M
Am29LV160D
Am29BL162C
Am29PL160C
Am29DL16xD series
Am41DL16x4D
Am42DL16x2D
S29AL016M
5.0V Devices
Am29F016D
Am29F017D
Am29F160D

16 Mbit Density Devices

Spansion offers several Flash memory devices at the 16 Mbit density level, for 1.8V, 3.0V, and 5.0V operating ranges. The products include a choice of boot or uniform sector organizations, and an 8-bit or 16-bit bus width. Devices are available with the standard, Burst mode, Page mode, or simultaneous read/write architecture. Spansion 16 Mb devices are offered in variety of packages, including TSOP, SO, and FBGA. For systems that require both flash and SRAM in a space saving form factor, Spansion offers combinations of 32Mb Flash and SRAM in a single package, and thereby allows customers to offer high performance products.

Some products are also available through the Known Good Die (KGD) program, in which a Flash memory die is fully tested before it is shipped from the factory. Spansion KGD Flash products are guaranteed to offer the same high reliability and quality as Spansion packaged Flash memory.

Seamless migration paths to the next density level often eliminate the need for system redesigns. Spansion offers a wide range of Flash memory solutions and provides high reliability, superior performance, and award-winning customer service.

**Compatible with 5.0 Volt Equivalents
  1. Migration may be to either/any indicated device
  2. 40 to 48 pin migration
  3. 48 to 63 ball migration
  4. 3 pin change
  5. 1 pin change
  6. 1 pin change from LV400 to DL400
  7. 44 to 56 pin migration, 1 pin requires reroute to opposite side of package



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