Within seven days of receiving silicon, we were able to test the devices for complete functionality. The CY7C0852 is configured as a 128k x 36, synchronous dual-ported memory and is also available in 256K x 18, 64K x 36, or 128K x 18 configurations. The CY7C0852 is capable of transferring 10.8 Gigabits per second at a speed of 150 MHz, easing communications bottlenecks, enabling more efficient backplane management and increasing overall system performance. The device will be manufactured using Cypress's RAM7 fast transistor, 0.15-micron CMOS process. The CY7C0852V is part of a full portfolio of devices that Cypress will offer, including various densities up to 4 Mbit and data widths up to 36 bits wide, in both fBGA and TQFP packages.
Initial samples are available now, with volume production starting in the third quarter.
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