Synchronous Static Random Access Memory

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SSRAM

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15, 1999-- New Technology Achieves Operating Frequency of 500 MHz and Is 100 Times More Resistant to Cosmic-Ray-Induced Soft Errors than Conventional SRAM Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced today that it has developed a synchronous static random access memory (SRAM) capable of high-speed 500-MHz operation and nearly 100 times more resistant to the cosmic-ray-induced soft errors (1) that plague users of mobile computers during airplane flights. Mitsubishi Electric Develops High-Frequency Synchronous SRAM with ... by Business Wire today announced shipment of 8Meg synchronous static random access memory (SRAM) samples to customers for engineering evaluation. Micron Technology, Inc. Announces Sampling of 8Meg Synchronous SRAM by Business Wire IBM's one-megabit synchronous Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) chips are designed for PowerPC(TM) and other high performance RISC-based servers and workstations with clock speeds up to 200 MHz. IBM introduces industry's fastest one-megabit SRAMs by Business Wire	SYMT SYMVCD SYMWAR SYN SYN- SYN-APS SYN/ACK SYNABATI SYNAC SYNAD SYNADEX SYNAFEL SYNALAF SYNAMAP SYNAP SYNAPSE SYNASC SYNB SYNBAPS SYNC SYNCAN SYNCD SYNCED SYNCG SYNCH Synchronous Static Random Access Memory SYNCIBE SyncML SYNCOM SYNCOSYR SYNCR SYNCRX SYNCTX SYND SYNDAMMA SYNDARCH SYNDESMOS SYNDET SYNDEX SYNEG SYNERCAU SYNERPA SYNESCI SYNEX SYNFREQ SYNGR SYNIAL SYNMAS SYNOP SYNPREFH SYNS	Synchronous Physical Interface Synchronous Planning and Real Time Control System synchronous pluton synchronous protocol synchronous radar bombing Synchronous Reactive Programming Synchronous Reception Synchronous rectifier Synchronous rectifier Synchronous rectifier Synchronous rectifier Synchronous Reluctance Motor Synchronous Residual Time Stamp Synchronous Rotary Spark Gap Synchronous rotation Synchronous rotation Synchronous rotation synchronous satellite Synchronous Scanning Fluorescence Synchronous Self-Shifting Clutch Synchronous Sequential Circuit Synchronous Sequential Network Synchronous Serial Data Adapter Synchronous Serial Interface Status Register Synchronous Serial Line Interface Synchronous Serial Media Independent Interface Synchronous Serial Port Synchronous Service Transport synchronous speed Synchronous Static Random Access Memory Synchronous Status Messages Algorithm synchronous switch Synchronous system Synchronous Telegraph Synchronous Terminal Equipment Control System Synchronous Time Division Multiplexer Synchronous Time Stamps synchronous time-division multiplexing synchronous timer synchronous timer synchronous timer synchronous timer synchronous timer synchronous timing Synchronous to ATM Conversion Synchronous Track & Receive Synchronous Transfer Architecture Synchronous Transfer Mode synchronous transmission synchronous transmission Synchronous Transmission Mode Synchronous Transmission Network Synchronous Transmit Receive Synchronous Transmitter Receiver Synchronous Transport Module Synchronous Transport Module I Synchronous Transport Module Level 1 Synchronous Transport Signal Synchronous Transport Signal Level N

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15, 1999-- New Technology Achieves Operating Frequency of 500 MHz and Is 100 Times More Resistant to Cosmic-Ray-Induced Soft Errors than Conventional SRAM Mitsubishi Electric Corporation announced today that it has developed a synchronous static random access memory (SRAM) capable of high-speed 500-MHz operation and nearly 100 times more resistant to the cosmic-ray-induced soft errors (1) that plague users of mobile computers during airplane flights.

Mitsubishi Electric Develops High-Frequency Synchronous SRAM with ... by Business Wire

today announced shipment of 8Meg synchronous static random access memory (SRAM) samples to customers for engineering evaluation.

Micron Technology, Inc. Announces Sampling of 8Meg Synchronous SRAM by Business Wire

IBM's one-megabit synchronous Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) chips are designed for PowerPC(TM) and other high performance RISC-based servers and workstations with clock speeds up to 200 MHz.

IBM introduces industry's fastest one-megabit SRAMs by Business Wire