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YINGHUA

YINGHUA 24LC32AT-I/ST EEPROM TSSOP-8

SKU CH-Q6PW-3T40Z

Electrically erasable programmable read-only memory in a TSSOP-8 package

  • Product typeICs Semicoductors
  • EEPROM with 32 Kbit capacity for data storage
  • Electrically erasable and programmable for flexible updates
  • TSSOP-8 package enables compact board design
  • Industrial temperature rating suits harsh environments

YINGHUA 24LC32AT-I/ST EEPROM

The YINGHUA 24LC32AT-I/ST is an electrically erasable programmable read-only memory device in a TSSOP-8 package. It provides non-volatile storage for configuration data or small firmware blocks in embedded designs. Engineers working on space-constrained boards will appreciate the compact footprint.

Upgrading from smaller EEPROMs

This part replaces lower-density EEPROMs when 32 kilobits of storage are required instead of 24 or less. The jump is worth it when firmware growth exceeds the previous capacity limit. It is not suitable for applications needing larger memory arrays or different interface protocols.

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Price $12.99
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Product typeICs Semicoductors

Questions about this item

Does the TSSOP-8 package match a standard 8-pin footprint?

Yes, the 24LC32AT-I/ST uses a TSSOP-8 package that aligns with standard 8-pin TSSOP footprints for surface-mount assembly.

What is the key step when soldering this TSSOP-8 EEPROM?

Apply flux to all pins, tack opposite corners first, then flow solder on each pin while avoiding bridges between the fine-pitch leads.

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