DS1216C

Part points

• The DS1216C is a non-volatile, static random access memory (SRAM) chip manufactured by Maxim Integrated. It combines the benefits of both SRAM and EEPROM, providing fast read and write access along with non-volatile data storage. The chip is commonly used for storing critical data in applications that require reliable power backup, such as industrial automation, smart meters, and medical devices.

• Equivalent

  There are no direct equivalent products to the DS1216C chip. However, there are other non-volatile SRAM chips available in the market that offer similar functionality, such as the Microchip 23LCV1024 or the ST Microelectronics M48Z128.

• Features

  The DS1216C is a real-time clock device by Maxim Integrated. Its features include a clock/calendar with a binary-coded decimal (BCD) format, a battery backup for continuous operation, a programmable square wave output, and a watchdog timer. It is designed for low power consumption and provides reliable timekeeping capabilities.

• Pinout

  The DS1216C is a 32K nonvolatile static RAM module with a pin count of 24. Its primary function is to provide a backup power supply and storage for volatile memory in systems that require data retention even during power loss or system shutdowns.

• Manufacturer

  The DS1216C is manufactured by Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. It is an American company that specializes in designing, developing, and manufacturing integrated circuits (ICs) and related products for a wide range of applications.

• Application Field

  The DS1216C is a nonvolatile static RAM (NVSRAM) used for storing data in applications that require reliable, battery-backed memory. It finds use in diverse areas like industrial automation, medical equipment, telecommunications, gaming machines, and other systems where critical data storage and fast data access are essential.

• Package

  The DS1216C chip is available in a DIP (Dual Inline Package) form with 28 pins.