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Synchronous flash memory. (Integrated Circuits).(Intel StrataFlash)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)

EDN, December, 2001

* Provides a fast-read feature that allows a software application to execute code directly out of flash memory * Uses a 66-MHz burst mode to increase memory throughput to 92 Mbytes/sec * Comes in storage densities of 64 to 256 Mbits in 3 and 1.8V I/O versions * StrataFlash, $10 to $35 (10,000) Intel Corp, 1-800-538-3373, www.intel.com At www.ednmag.com, click on Reader Service and enter no.

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