| No. |
Part Name |
Description |
Manufacturer |
| 1951 |
AS2702-20T |
AS-Interface Slave IC |
Austria Mikro Systems |
| 1952 |
AS5020 |
6-BIT MAGNETIC ANGULAR POSITION ENCODER WITH SERIAL INTERFACE |
Austria Mikro Systems |
| 1953 |
AS5020T |
6-BIT MAGNETIC ANGULAR POSITION ENCODER WITH SERIAL INTERFACE |
Austria Mikro Systems |
| 1954 |
AT24RF08 |
1K x 8 Dual Access EEPROM with RFID and Serial Interfaces |
Atmel |
| 1955 |
AT43101 |
PCMCIA Card Memory Interface Circuit with 256 Bytes of Internal Attribute Memory EEPROM |
Atmel |
| 1956 |
AT45DB011B |
1M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial-Interface Flash with One 264-Byte SRAM Buffer |
Atmel |
| 1957 |
AT45DB021B |
2M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial-Interface Flash with Two 264-Byte SRAM Buffers |
Atmel |
| 1958 |
AT45DB041B |
4M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial-Interface Flash with Two 264-Byte SRAM Buffers |
Atmel |
| 1959 |
AT45DB081B |
8M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial-Interface Flash with Two 264-Byte SRAM Buffers |
Atmel |
| 1960 |
AT45DB1282 |
128-megabit 2.7-volt Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1961 |
AT45DB1282-CC |
128-megabit 2.7-volt Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1962 |
AT45DB1282-CI |
128-megabit 2.7-volt Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1963 |
AT45DB1282-TC |
128-megabit 2.7-volt Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1964 |
AT45DB1282-TI |
128-megabit 2.7-volt Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1965 |
AT45DB161B |
16M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial-Interface Flash with Two 528-Byte SRAM Buffers |
Atmel |
| 1966 |
AT45DB321B |
32M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial Interface Flash with two 528-Byte SRAM Buffers |
Atmel |
| 1967 |
AT45DB321C |
32M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Serial Interface Flash with two 528-Byte SRAM Buffers |
Atmel |
| 1968 |
AT45DB642 |
64M bit, 2.7-Volt Only Dual-Interface Flash with Two 1056-Byte SRAM Buffers. |
Atmel |
| 1969 |
AT45DB642-TC |
64-megabit 2.7-volt Only Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1970 |
AT45DB642-TI |
64-megabit 2.7-volt Only Dual-interface DataFlash |
Atmel |
| 1971 |
AT45DCB002 |
8M byte, 4MB byte, 2M byte, 2.7-Volt Only, Serial Interface DataFlash Cards |
Atmel |
| 1972 |
AT45DCB004 |
8M byte, 4MB byte, 2M byte, 2.7-Volt Only, Serial Interface DataFlash Cards |
Atmel |
| 1973 |
AT45DCB008 |
8M byte, 4MB byte, 2M byte, 2.7-Volt Only, Serial Interface DataFlash Cards |
Atmel |
| 1974 |
AT73C202 |
The AT73C202 is a low-cost, ultra low-power, power and battery management IC designed to interface directly with state-of-the-art cellular phones, for example with 2.5G GSM phones. It includes all required power supplies tailored to be ful |
Atmel |
| 1975 |
AT73C203 |
The AT73C203 is a low-cost, ultra low-power, power and battery management IC designed to interface directly with portable and hand-held applications built around microprocessors requiring smart power management functions. It includes all r |
Atmel |
| 1976 |
AT75C220 |
A high-performance processor specially designed for professional Internet appliance applications, such as Ethernet IP phone. The device is built around an ARM7TDMI microcontroller with two Ethernet MAC interfaces. |
Atmel |
| 1977 |
AT76C504 |
AT76C504 single-chip MAC and Baseband with low power ARM7TDMI� RISC processor, 16-bit PCMCIA Bus Interface, integrated 6K x 32-bit Internal SRAM, 160- BGA Package, 3.3V operation, Integrated 802.11b baseband processor supports Antenna Dive |
Atmel |
| 1978 |
AT76C505 |
AT76C505 single-chip MAC and Baseband with low power ARM7TDMI� RISC processor, Full-speed (12 Mbps) USB Interface, On-chip Boot-ROM, integrated 6K x 32-bit Internal SRAM, 128- CABGA Package, 3.3V operation, Integrated 802.11b baseband proc |
Atmel |
| 1979 |
AT76C506 |
AT76C506 single-chip MAC and Baseband with low power ARM7TDMI� RISC processor, PCI Bus Interface (compliant with PCI v2.2 and PCI Power Management Specification v1.1), integrated 6K x 32-bit Internal SRAM, 160-pin CABGA Package, 3.3V opera |
Atmel |
| 1980 |
AT76C711 |
The Atmel AT76C711, based on Atmel�s proprietary 8-bit AVR-enhanced RISC architecture, is a USB device designed to provide a high-speed USB interface to devices that need to communicate with a host through fast serial links like UARTs and |
Atmel |
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