SST SST39VF6401B / SST39VF6402B Data Sheet

This document describes the features and characteristics of SST39VF6401B / SST39VF6402B, including organization, single voltage read and write operations, reliability, low power consumption, block protection, sector erase capability, chip erase capability, etc.


SST SST39VF6401B / SST39VF6402B Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
SST
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
30
File format
PDF
File size
476 KB
Published
10 April, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
09873899AD1605D0BE7A4C91CD2B680E

About this manual

The SST39VF6401B and SST39VF6402B are 64‑Mbit (4M × 16) CMOS Multi‑Purpose Flash Plus devices that operate from 2.7 V to 3.6 V. They feature low power consumption, high endurance (100 k cycles) and long data retention (>100 years). The devices support single‑voltage read/write, auto low‑power mode, and hardware block‑protection.

The datasheet describes command sequences for read, word‑program, sector‑erase, block‑erase and chip‑erase operations, as well as status‑detection methods (Data# polling and toggle bits). It also details hardware and software data‑protection schemes, pin assignments for 48‑lead TSOP and 48‑ball TFBGA packages, and CFI information for system integration.

What's inside

  • Features
  • Device Operation Commands
  • Read Operation
  • Word‑Program Operation
  • Sector/Block‑Erase Operation
  • Data Protection
  • Hardware Block Protection
  • Common Flash Memory Interface (CFI)
  • Package Options

Specifications

Capacity64 Mbit (x16)
Organization4M × 16
Operating Voltage2.7 V – 3.6 V
Active Current (typical, 5 MHz)9 mA
Standby Current (typical)3 µA
Fast Read Access Time70 ns – 90 ns
Sector‑Erase Time (typical)18 ms
Block‑Erase Time (typical)18 ms
Chip‑Erase Time (typical)40 ms
Word‑Program Time (typical)7 µs
Package Types48‑lead TSOP (12 mm × 20 mm) and 48‑ball TFBGA (8 mm × 10 mm)

Frequently asked questions

What voltage range does the SST39VF640xB support for read and write?

The devices operate from 2.7 V to 3.6 V.

How much standby current does the device draw?

Typical standby current is 3 µA.

Which package options are available for these flash memories?

They are offered in 48‑lead TSOP and 48‑ball TFBGA packages.

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