Hello,
I use the BX35 and I need a replacement AT25256 or AT25256A memory module. Atmel
does not recommend either one of these chips in new designs. Most suppliers do
not carry any stock anymore. I need the DIP form factor.
I have tested the ON Semiconductor CAT25256LI-G and it seems to work well
without any modifications to my circuit design. Also the Microchip 25AA256-I/P
seems to be compatible but I have not tested it.
Does anyone here know if there are any issues with these chips? Is there a part
that NetMedia recommends?
thanks for your attention,
FlyerX
AT25256 replacement
Started by ●September 22, 2010
Reply by ●September 22, 20102010-09-22
Hi,
We have been using the ON Semiconductor parts and have found them to be
100% compatable with the Atmel part. We have not tested the Microchip
version so have no input for you on that.
Best Regards,
Chris
> Hello,
>
> I use the BX35 and I need a replacement AT25256 or AT25256A memory module.
> Atmel does not recommend either one of these chips in new designs. Most
> suppliers do not carry any stock anymore. I need the DIP form factor.
>
> I have tested the ON Semiconductor CAT25256LI-G and it seems to work well
> without any modifications to my circuit design. Also the Microchip
> 25AA256-I/P seems to be compatible but I have not tested it.
>
> Does anyone here know if there are any issues with these chips? Is there a
> part that NetMedia recommends?
>
> thanks for your attention,
>
> FlyerX
We have been using the ON Semiconductor parts and have found them to be
100% compatable with the Atmel part. We have not tested the Microchip
version so have no input for you on that.
Best Regards,
Chris
> Hello,
>
> I use the BX35 and I need a replacement AT25256 or AT25256A memory module.
> Atmel does not recommend either one of these chips in new designs. Most
> suppliers do not carry any stock anymore. I need the DIP form factor.
>
> I have tested the ON Semiconductor CAT25256LI-G and it seems to work well
> without any modifications to my circuit design. Also the Microchip
> 25AA256-I/P seems to be compatible but I have not tested it.
>
> Does anyone here know if there are any issues with these chips? Is there a
> part that NetMedia recommends?
>
> thanks for your attention,
>
> FlyerX