MICRON
Semiconductor memories
About the manufacturer
Micron Technology was founded in Boise, Idaho, in 1978 by a four-person semiconductor-design team. It began manufacturing its own DRAM devices in 1981 and introduced an exceptionally compact 256K DRAM chip in 1984. The company grew into a global memory-technology supplier, developing DRAM, NAND and storage solutions. Its history is closely associated with semiconductor miniaturisation, increasing data density and the evolution of computing infrastructure.
The main technical solutions associated with MICRON include DRAM and DDR memory devices, NAND Flash memory and NOR Flash memory. Semiconductor memories store code and data in computers, embedded products and network infrastructure. DRAM and non-volatile NAND and NOR Flash architectures serve different tasks and have different controller requirements. Data integrity, performance and long-term availability are also important.
Applications
MICRON solutions are relevant to applications where component characteristics must be matched to the final equipment:
MICRON products available from Maritex
The Maritex catalogue range listed under MICRON focuses on the following product groups: DRAM and DDR memory devices; NAND Flash memory; NOR Flash memory. Individual models may differ in electrical specifications, mechanical construction and integration requirements.
Available product groups include:
Compare capacity, interface, memory organization, speed, supply voltage and package. Industrial designs additionally require temperature, lifecycle and platform-compatibility checks. The exact variant should always be selected using its full part number and model-specific documentation.