CYPRESS
FRAM and SRAM memories, PSoC microcontrollers and connectivity solutions
About the manufacturer
Cypress Semiconductor Corporation was a US semiconductor manufacturer known for PSoC microcontrollers, memory devices, connectivity products and interface ICs. In April 2020, Cypress was acquired by Infineon Technologies, and its technologies and product families became part of the broader Infineon portfolio.
Cypress built a strong position in programmable PSoC systems, nonvolatile FRAM, SRAM, USB and wireless connectivity. A distinctive feature of PSoC devices is the combination of MCU cores with programmable analog and digital blocks, allowing designers to reduce the number of external components.
Cypress-originated products continue to be used in automation, consumer electronics, industrial systems, medical devices and embedded designs. For long-lifecycle equipment and maintenance projects, continued access to established memory families and standard interfaces is particularly valuable.
Applications
Cypress solutions are common in embedded and industrial designs that require durable data storage, fast memory access or flexible microcontrollers with rich peripheral sets. Typical applications include:
CYPRESS products available from Maritex
The CYPRESS range at Maritex focuses primarily on semiconductor memories for embedded equipment, industrial automation and professional electronics.
Available product groups include:
The range includes FM25V02A-GTR and FM25V02-GTR 256 kb SPI FRAM, FM24W256-GTR 256 kb I2C FRAM and CY62128EV30LL-45SXI, a 1 Mb parallel SRAM.
When selecting a memory device, consider capacity, organization, interface, supply voltage, access time or bus frequency, write endurance and operating-temperature range.