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Overview of DS2505 by Rochester Electronics LLC
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Part Data Attributes for DS2505 by Rochester Electronics LLC
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Pbfree Code
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No
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Rohs Code
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No
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Part Life Cycle Code
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Active
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Ihs Manufacturer
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ROCHESTER ELECTRONICS INC
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Part Package Code
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TO-92
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Package Description
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TO-92,
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Pin Count
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3
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Reach Compliance Code
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unknown
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Additional Feature
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MICROLAN COMPATIBLE
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JESD-30 Code
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O-PBCY-T3
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JESD-609 Code
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e0
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Memory Density
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16384 bit
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Memory IC Type
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OTP ROM
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Memory Width
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1
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Moisture Sensitivity Level
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NOT SPECIFIED
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Number of Functions
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1
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Number of Terminals
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3
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Number of Words
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16384 words
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Number of Words Code
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16000
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Operating Mode
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ASYNCHRONOUS
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Operating Temperature-Max
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85 °C
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Operating Temperature-Min
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-40 °C
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Organization
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16KX1
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Package Body Material
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PLASTIC/EPOXY
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Package Code
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TO-92
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Package Shape
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ROUND
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Package Style
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CYLINDRICAL
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Parallel/Serial
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SERIAL
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Peak Reflow Temperature (Cel)
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240
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Qualification Status
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COMMERCIAL
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Supply Voltage-Max (Vsup)
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6 V
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Supply Voltage-Min (Vsup)
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2.8 V
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Supply Voltage-Nom (Vsup)
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5 V
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Surface Mount
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NO
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Technology
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MOS
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Temperature Grade
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INDUSTRIAL
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Terminal Finish
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TIN LEAD
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Terminal Form
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THROUGH-HOLE
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Terminal Position
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BOTTOM
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Time@Peak Reflow Temperature-Max (s)
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20
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