Alliance Memory says it is now an authorised reseller for additional legacy NOR Flash devices from Micron Technology.

Alliance Memory has added to its offering of high-speed CMOS mobile low-power SDRAMs with new LPDDR4 devices featuring on-chip ECC.

To meet the increasing demand for higher-density CMOS DDR4 SDRAMs, Alliance Memory has expanded its portfolio with two new 8Gb devices.

To meet the growing demand for serial peripheral interface (SPI) NAND flash memory products in the automotive, industrial, communications, and consumer electronics markets, Alliance Memory has released the new AS5F series of 1.8V to 3V devices with densities from 1Gb to 8Gb and high-speed clock frequencies up to 120MHz.

Alliance Memory is now an authorised reseller for Micron Technology’s discontinued M29F 5V parallel NOR Flash devices.

Alliance Memory has confirmed it will be attending embedded world 2020 in Nuremberg (February 25-27) to exhibit its SRAMs, DRAMs and flash memory ICs for legacy and new designs.

Following on its successful debut appearance last year Alliance Memory returns to embedded world in Nuremberg (February 25-27, 2020) to highlight its SRAM, pseudo SRAM, NOR Flash, and DRAM memory ICs for embedded communications, telecom, and consumer electronics, the company will feature a range of products of interest to European customers.

Alliance Memory has announced that it has expanded its product offering with a new line of high-speed CMOS DDR4 SDRAMs. For improved performance over previous-generation DDR3 devices, the 4Gb AS4C256M16D4 and AS4C512M8D4 offer lower power consumption and faster data transfer rates in 96-ball and 78-ball FBGA packages.

A line of high-speed CMOS DDR4 SDRAMs has been released by Alliance Memory. For improved performance over previous-generation DDR3 devices, the 4Gb AS4C256M16D4 and AS4C512M8D4 offer lower power consumption and faster data transfer rates in 96-ball and 78-ball FBGA packages.

A new line of 5V parallel NOR Flash memory products in boot and uniform sectored architectures has been introduced by Alliance Memory. Available in densities from 1M to 16M, the devices offer access times of 55ns to enable fast, low-latency read speeds, allowing for both direct code execution and data storage in a single memory product.

  Alliance Memory has announced that the company's portfolio of low power SDRAMs for mobile and embedded systems in the automotive, consumer, industrial, and medical spaces continues to grow. The latest additions include two new 256Mb LPDDR2 devices: the AS4C8M32MD2A-25B2CN and AS4C8M32MD2A-25BCN.

It has been announced that Alliance Memory has introduced new dual-die 8Gb DDR3L SDRAMs that are pin-for-pin drop-in replacements for and fully compatible with end-of-life, single-die 8Gb DDR3Ls from Micron Technology. Featuring a DDR architecture, the AS4C1G8D3LA and AS4C512M16D3LA provide speed of 10ns, extremely fast data rates of 1866Mbps, and clock rates of 933MHz.

Greatly reduced lead times for its DRAMs with -40°C to +105°C automotive temperature ratings have been announced by Alliance Memory. Responding to customer demand, the company now holds many parts in finished goods stock and in addition can promise lead times of just six weeks for its most popular automotive temperature range products.

It has been announced that Alliance Memory has extended its offering of 512Mb high-speed CMOS SDRAMs with new monolithic 64Mx8 (AS4C64M8SC-7TIN) and 32Mx16 (AS4C32M16SC-7TIN) devices in the 54-pin 400-mil plastic package, and a 16Mx32 (AS4C16M32SC-7TIN) device in the 86-pin TSOP II package. The new SDRAMs are among the products Alliance Memory will feature next week at electronica 2018 in Stand B5 526.

A new family of high-speed CMOS pseudo SRAMs (PSRAMs) with densities from eight to 128Mb in 6x7x1mm 48-ball FPBGA and 4x4x1mm 49-ball FPBGA packages, has been introduced by Alliance Memory. The devices combine the most desirable features of SRAMs and DRAMs to provide designers with easy-to-use, low-power, and cost-effective memory solutions for wireless, automotive, networking, and industrial applications.

For legacy and new designs Alliance Memory provides hard-to-find SRAMs, pseudo SRAMs, and DRAMs, including DDR, DDR1, DDR2 and DDR3, and low-power LPSDRAM products. Alliance Memory’s ICs provide reliable drop-in, pin-for-pin-compatible replacements for a number of similar solutions over a range of applications requiring high memory bandwidth.

Alliance Memory has announced that it has expanded its high speed CMOS DDR3 and low voltage DDR3L SDRAMs with new 512Mb 8 times and 16 times devices in the 78-ball and 96-ball FBGA packages, respectively. Featuring a DDR architecture, the SDRAMs provide fast transfer rates of 1,600Mbps and clock rates of 800MHz.

  To meet the demand for low power SRAMs with higher densities, Alliance Memory has introduced a new 64Mb (4Mx16 bit) device in 48‑pin, 12x20mm TSOP-I and 48-ball TFBGA packages. Available from a limited number of suppliers, the AS6C6416-55 operates from a single power supply of 2.7-3.6V and offers a fast access time of 55ns.

Alliance Memory is making it easier for its customers to find any DRAM memory chip in its extensive offering - including scarce allocated devices and uncommon packages and densities - with a new website that shows part inventories at worldwide distributors such as Avnet, Digi-Key, Future, and Mouser.

A new die revision (B die) for Alliance Memory's 2Gb and 4Gb devices in the 96-ball FBGA package has been announced, in order to address the memory market's shortage of high-speed CMOS DDR3 and low-voltage DDR3L SDRAMs. TJ Mueller, Vice President of Marketing at Alliance Memory, said: "Market demand for DDR3 and DDR3L SDRAMs is extremely high due to their increased functionality and speed, but their availability is becoming more an...