RS Components has secured a global distribution deal with Alliance Memory, a leading provider of drop-in replacement SRAM, DRAM and Flash memory chips.
This partnership means that RS customers will have access to the complete portfolio of Alliance Memory products, covering storage capacities from 64 kbit through to 8 Gbit. These products include the company’s popular 3,3 V and 5 V asynchronous SRAMs, which are commonly used alongside digital signal processors (DSPs) and microcontroller units (MCUs), plus synchronous SRAMs, low-power SRAMs and pseudo SRAMs. Among the other products available will be 3,3 V SDRAMs, 2,5 V DDR1, 1,8 V DDR2, 1,5 V/1,35 V DDR3 and 1,2 V DDR4 SDRAMs, as well as 5 V parallel NOR Flash, SPI serial and NAND Flash devices.
“Alliance Memory is an established and highly respected brand, whose products for legacy and new designs will be pivotal in further augmenting the breadth of data storage solutions we can offer to our worldwide customer base. This partnership will be hugely beneficial to customers that have end-of-life concerns about memory products they are currently using. It will mean they can be assured of a long-term source for their needs,” commented Adam Osmancevic, senior vice president of supplier development at RS. “We anticipate a great deal of retrofitting of Alliance Memory products into telecommunication infrastructure, medical equipment, industrial hardware and automotive systems, as well as considerable potential for new design-in activity.”
Digital accelerometer for high dynamics applications RS South Africa
Test & Measurement
TDK extends its Tronics portfolio with the AXO314, a high-performance digital MEMS accelerometer with ±14 g input range for industrial applications operating under shock and vibration.
Read more...Raspberry Pi loses a few pounds RS South Africa
DSP, Micros & Memory
The new budget-friendly option halves the existing lowest entry point in terms of RAM, while shaving R240 off the selling price locally.
Read more...Global semiconductor sales increase 18,7% YoY
News
The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) announced that global semiconductor industry sales hit $51,3 billion during the month of July 2024, an increase of 18,7%.
Read more...Renesas completes acquisition of Altium
News
Altium is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Renesas, with Altium CEO Aram Mirkazemi assuming the role of senior vice president and head of Renesas’ Software & Digitalization.
Read more...The rise of AI expertise as a new employment trend in South Africa
Editor's Choice News
As artificial intelligence (AI) technology continues to evolve globally, its integration into the South African business landscape is becoming increasingly prominent, and this shift has triggered a surge in demand for AI specialists.
printer friendly version