HM62G36256BP-4中文资料
HPM 4 5 6 真空表说明书
HPM 4/5/6Vacuum GaugeI S O 9001C E R T I F I E DManual Print HistoryThe print history shown below lists the printing dates of all revisions created for this manual. The revision level letter increases alphabetically as the manual undergoes subsequent updates. Each new revision includes a revised copy of this print history page.Revision A (Document Number 175-032014) ..................................................................... March 2014Revision B (Document Number 175-102014) ................................................................... October 2014Revision C (Document Number 175-102022) ................................................................... October 2022Visit for WEEE disposal guidance.Description of Symbols and Messages used in this manualWARNING: indicates a hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death orserious injury. Do not proceed beyond a WARNING notice until the indicated conditions arefully understood.CAUTION: indicates a hazardous situation, which if not avoided, could result in minor ormoderate injury. Do not proceed beyond a CAUTION notice until the indicated conditions arefully understood and met.NOTICE: calls attention to a procedure or practice that if not correctly performed or adheredto, could result in equipment damage, loss of data, or inaccurate data.NOTE: is used for tips and other digressions.Hastings Instruments reserves the right to change or modify the design of its equipment without anyobligation to provide notification of change or intent to change.Table of Contents1.GENERAL INFORMATION (5)F EATURES (5)S PECIFICATIONS (6)A CCESSORIES (7)1.3.1.Installation Accessories (7)1.3.2.Calibration Reference Tubes (7)1.3.3.Accessories Index (7)2.INSTALLATION (9)R ECEIVING I NSPECTION (9)C ABLE R EMOVAL/I NSTALLATION (9)2.2.1.Removal (9)2.2.2.Installation (9)B ATTERY I NSTALLATION/R EPLACEMENT (10)2.3.1.Battery Life Notes (10)3.VACUUM GAUGE OPERATION (11)F RONT P ANEL (11)3.1.1.Pressure Graph (11)3.1.2.Battery Level (11)3.1.3.Tube Type (12)3.1.4.Current Pressure (12)3.1.5.Pressure Units (12)3.1.6.Power/Enter Key (12)3.1.7.DV Select/UP Key (12)3.1.8.Units Select Down Key (12)E LECTRICAL C ONNECTOR (12)Q UICK S TART (13)U SER O PTIONS AND A DJUSTMENTS (13)3.4.1.Auto-Shutoff (13)3.4.2.Contrast Adjust (13)C ALIBRATION (14)3.5.1.Preparation (14)3.5.2.Enter Calibration Mode (14)3.5.3.Select Tube Type and Units (14)3.5.4.Adjustment (14)T HERMAL C OEFFICIENT (15)4.WARRANTY AND REPAIR (16)W ARRANTY R EPAIR P OLICY (16)R ETURN P OLICY (16)5.OUTLINE DRAWINGS (17)1. General InformationThis manual contains technical and general information relating to the installation, operation, and calibration of vacuum gauges and gauge tubes manufactured by Teledyne Hastings Instruments (THI).For best performance, THI vacuum gauges should be operated with the appropriate THI gauge tube. Attempting to use a THI vacuum gauge with anoth er manufacturer’s tube may result in damage to the gauge and/or tube.NOTICE: Contact with harsh solvents and chemicals to any plastic parts of the HPM 4/5/6Vacuum Gauge can damage the unit and may void the warranty.NOTICE: Instrument repair should only be performed by Teledyne Hastings service technicians.NOTICE: Disconnecting the gauge tube by pulling on the cable may result in damage to thedevice. Always disconnect by pulling directly on the octal connector.CAUTION: There are no operator serviceable parts or adjustments inside the product.CAUTION: If this equipment is used in a manner other than that specified, the protectionprovided by the equipment may be impaired.FeaturesThe HPM 4/5/6 is a battery-operated hand-held vacuum gauge that supports the Teledyne Hastings DV-4, DV-5 and DV-6 series vacuum gauge tubes. It is designed for portability and ease of use in applications where AC power is not readily available.Digital circuitry powers the vacuum gauge tube and converts its output for display. The lightweight unit operates with a standard 9-volt battery and can be configured to display in units of Torr, mbar, or Pascal.The device can be calibrated from the front panel using an in-system vacuum tube at known vacuum orout-of-system using a Hastings Reference Tube. Front panel buttons enable switching between DV-4, DV-5, and DV-6 tubes. These tubes are rugged, noble-metal sensors which are resistant to corrosion and can be ordered with a variety of system connections such as VCR®, KF-16, KF-25, Glass, MiniConflat™ and 1/8" NPT, etc.Gauge Tube Pressure RangeDV-4 0.2-20 TorrDV-5 0.1-100 mTorrDV-6 1-1000 mTorrSpecificationsWARNING: Do not operate instruments exceeding the specifications listed below. Failure toheed this warning could result in serious personal injury and/or damage to the equipment.HPM 4/5/6 Vacuum Gauge:Range DV-4 – 0.01 − 20 TorrDV-5 – 0.1 − 100 mTorrDV-6 – 1 − 1000 mTorrAccuracy (w/ calibrated tube) DV-4 (0.01−10 Torr), ± (20% of Reading + 0.02 Torr)DV-5 (0.1−100 mTorr), ± (15% of Reading + 0.1 mTorr)DV-6 (1−1000 mTorr), ± (15% of Reading + 1 mTorr)Accuracy (w/ calibrated reference tube) DV-4 (0.01−10 Torr), ± (20% of Reading + 0.04 Torr)DV-5 (0.1−100 mTorr), ± (15% of Reading + 0.2 mTorr)DV-6 (1−1000 mTorr), ± (15% of Reading + 3 mTorr) Operating Temperature Range With alkaline battery (standard) -18 to 55°CWith lithium battery (standard) -20 to 60°CExternally powered -20 to 70°CStorage Temperature (without battery) -20 to 70°CInput Voltage 5.5 - 9.5 VDC, (9V Battery)Battery Life (with included battery) > 30 hoursOutline Dimensions in inches (mm) 3.35” by 5.66” by 1.40” (85 by 144 by 36)Weight (Approx.) 0.7 lbs. (0.3 kg)Cables (Approx.)2-ft sensor cable includedPressure Units DV-4 – Torr, mbar, PascalDV-5 – mTorr, μbar, PascalDV-6 – mTorr, mbar, μbar, PascalCE Compliance See table belowCE Standard ComplianceTEST StandardEMC/EMI Family EN61326Radiated Emissions EN55011ESD IEC 61000-4-2Radiated Immunity IEC 61000-4-3See tube product bulletin for available tube connection configurations.NOTICE: Use of an underpowered or under-voltage supply could result in equipment damage.Accessories1.3.1. Installation AccessoriesTeledyne Hastings Instruments offers a complete line of system attachments that permit easymaintenance for contaminated operations. Gauge tubes are offered with various system fittings to match almost any system requirement. Additionally, Teledyne Hastings’ complete line of quick disconnect attachments allows customers to install these special fittings and easily replace sensors without vacuum sealant or Teflon® tape. For particularly dirty systems, Teledyne Hastings offers a particle dropout trap containing a series of nine separate baffles which prevent solid contaminants from having a direct path to the sensor’s thermocouple.1.3.2. Calibration Reference TubesReference Tubes employ the same metal thermopiles used in all THI Vacuum Gauge Tubes. The thermopile is sealed in a glass capsule that has been evacuated, baked, outgassed, and aged to ensure long-term stability. The sealed capsule is housed in a rugged metal shell to provide a trouble-free assembly.The reference gauge tube is calibrated to simulate a gauge tube at a given operating pressure (noted on the shell), and provides quick and easy adjustment.DAVC Compatible Reference TubesHastings # Model Name Hastings Tube Color Band55-101 DB-16D DV-4 Purple55-103 DB-18 DV-5 Red55-104 DB-20 DV-6 Yellow1.3.3. Accessories IndexVacuum Gauge TubesGauge Tubes – 20 Torr RangeStock # Model # Description55-19 DV-4D 1/8” MNPT Standard (Purple Base)55-19R DV-4R 1/8” MNPT Ruggedized55-258 DV-4D-KF-16 KF-16TM55-266 DV-4D-KF-25 KF-25TM55-227 DV-4D-VCR VCR TM55-69 DV-34 1/8” MNPT 316SS55-101 DB-16D Ref Tube (DV-4)Gauge Tubes – 100 mTorr RangeGauge Tubes – 1000 mTorr Range2. InstallationReceiving InspectionUnpack and inspect all items for obvious signs of damage. Immediately advise Teledyne Hastings andthe carrier of any suspected damage. In the unlikely event that items need to be returned, first obtain a Return Material Authorization (RMA) number from our Customer Service Department at 1-800-950-2468 (757-723-6531).Cable Removal/InstallationThe cable shipped with the HPM 4/5/6 (Part # CB-HPM 4/5/6) is attached to the instrument using a locking-type connector. This cable will need to be r emoved when replacing the instrument’s battery or when replacinga damaged cable. Refer to the following figures and instructions below:2.2.1. Removal1.Remove the instrument from the rubber boot (easier to reach the cable lock).a.Open the stand and push the bottom portion of the instrument out of the boot.b.Pull the rest of the instrument out of the boot.c.Be careful not to bend the cable connector plug.2.Pull the cable through the boot opening until you can easily grasp the Connector Plug.3.Twist the coupling ring counterclockwise about 120 degrees until you feel it unlock and hit the stop.4.Pull the connector plug out of the pin socket and boot opening.5.Leave off the cable assembly for maintenance or discard it if damaged.2.2.2. Installation1.Remove the rubber boot if not already off (see2.2.1)2.Thread the new cable through the boot opening and onto the pin socket3.Align the detent and push the connector plug until it bottoms out (all the way in).4.Push the coupling ring over the pin socket connection (you may need to twist the coupling ring slightlycounterclockwise to do this).5.Twist the coupling ring clockwise about 120 degrees until it locks.6.Push the instrument back into the boot.Battery Installation/ReplacementThe HPM 4/5/6 is shipped with a 9-volt alkaline PP3 battery (IEC # 6LR61, ANSI # 1604A). The battery compartment is on the back of the instrument inside the rubber boot.1.See2.2.1 to remove the instrument from the boot and disconnect the cable.2.Locate the battery compartment on the bottom rear of the case.3.Open the battery compartment by pressing in and sliding the compartment cover down4.Disconnect the old battery (if present)5.Plug in a new 9-volt battery and place battery and wires into the compartment.6.Reinstall the battery compartment cover by pressing down on the battery with the cover and slidingthe cover until it snaps into position7.See 2.2.2 to put the cable back on and re-insert into the boot2.3.1. Battery Life NotesBattery life specifications are given at 20°C. If the HPM 4/5/6 is operated for a significant time at temperatures much lower than this, battery life will be reduced. Alkaline batteries have an operating temperature range of -18°C − 55°C (0°F − 130°F). Lithium (not lithium ion) 9-volt batteries (ANSI # 1604L) are the recommended replacement when operating in cold or very warm temperatures. The operating temperature for Lithium batteries is -20°C − 60°C (-4°F − 140°F). Lithium batteries have better cold-weather behavior and longer battery life than alkali batteries at all temperatures.3. Vacuum Gauge OperationFront PanelThis section describes the primary operation of the user interface. See section 3.4 for operation in other modes.3.1.1. Pressure GraphThis shows a general indication of current pressure within the measurable range. If the pressure is higher than the measurable range, the graph flashes and displays an arrow on the right end. If the pressure is lower than the measurable range, the graph flashes and displays an arrow on the left end.3.1.2. Battery LevelDisplays battery life (charge). The battery should be changed when this indicator flashes.3.1.3. Tube TypeShows the type of gauge tube being measured. This is changed via the DV Select key.3.1.4. Current PressureDigital display of the current pressure. This flashes “999 Over Range” when pressure is higher than the measurable range. If lower than the measurable range, this flashes “000 Under Range”.NOTE: When ambient temperature is lower than calibration temperature, the display can shownegative numbers within limited ranges.3.1.5. Pressure UnitsShows the selected pressure units of the displayed pressure reading. This is changed via the Units Select key.3.1.6. Power/Enter Key•Turns the unit ON or OFF•When held during power on, displays the software version•When held longer than 3 seconds during power on, temporarily disables Auto-Shutoff•Acts as an Enter key in adjustment modes3.1.7. DV Select/UP KeyChanges the gauge tube type and functions as the up key in adjustment modes.3.1.8. Units Select Down KeyChanges the pressure units and functions as the down key in adjustment modes.Electrical ConnectorTeledyne Hastings vacuum gauge tubes interface with the HPM 4/5/6 via the included octal connector. The connector is “keyed” so that proper connection is assured (only fits the correct orientation). Always grip the connector by its cover and not the cable when plugging or unplugging. In some cases, corrosion may build up on the gauge tube pins. To ensure a good connection and accurate readings, use Scotch-Brite or an equivalent abrasive to clean the pins when needed.NOTICE:Disconnecting the gauge tube by pulling on the cable may result in damage to the octal socket and/or cable. Always disconnect by pulling on the octal connector directly.Quick StartThe HPM 4/5/6 is shipped from the factory fully calibrated, and will provide immediate and accurate vacuum measurements when used with good gauge tubes.Quick Start Instructions1.Connect the octal socket to a DV4, DV5 or DV6 gauge tube.2.Turn the HPM 4/5/6 on using the power button.3.Check that the tube type displayed in the upper right-handcorner of the display matches the attached tube type.*If not, press the “DV-4, DV-5, DV-6” button until it does*4.Check that the units displayed in the lower right-hand cornerof the display are set appropriately.*If not, press the “Torr, mbar, Pa” button until they are*5.Once the correct tube type and units have been selected, thedisplay will indicate one of the following:i. A pressure value within the measurable range of selected tube type.ii.Flashing “999 OVER RANGE” which indicates the vacuum gauge tube iseither outside the measurable range, or not connected.iii.Flashing “000 UNDER RANGE” which indicates the vacuum gauge tube is ata pressure less than the measurable range.6.Press the power button to turn the unit off. This will helpprolong battery life.*If tube type and/or conversion units have been changed, the instrument willuse these selections the next time it is turned on. *User Options and Adjustments3.4.1. Auto-ShutoffIn order to maximize battery life, the HPM 4/5/6 will automatically power down after about 5 minutes. To temporarily disable this behavior, hold the power button down at power up until “AUTO OFF DISABLED” is displayed.3.4.2. Contrast AdjustIf the LCD display is difficult to read, the user may adjust the contrast as follows:•With power off, press and hold the Units Select key.•While holding the units select key, press and hold the power key until “Adjusting Contrast” is displayed.•Release both keys.•Use the Tube Select key to increase contrast, and the Units Select key to decrease contrast.•Press the power button to save the contrast and return to normal operation.CalibrationThe HPM 4/5/6 is calibrated for all three tube types (DV-4, DV-5, and DV-6) at the factory. This ensures valid readings will be displayed for each tube type when delivered. The user may re-calibrate the HPM 4/5/6 if desired using either a reference tube or a vacuum gauge tube at a known vacuum using the instructions below.3.5.1. Preparation•Ensure the HPM 4/5/6 is turned off.•Plug in a DV-4, DV-5 or DV-6 Reference tube or plug into a tube at a known vacuum within the valid range of the tube (see 1.2 for tube ranges).3.5.2. Enter Calibration Mode•Push and hold “TUBE SELECT” and “UNITS SELECT” simultaneously.•While holding these buttons, press and hold the “Power” button.•When the LCD displays “CALIBRATION MODE”, release all three buttons.•The LCD will display “CAL MODE” at the top and will flash “Select Tube Type” while flashing the tube type in the upper right-hand corner.3.5.3. Select Tube Type and Units•Press “TUBE SELECT” or “UNITS SELECT” until the correct gauge tube is displayed.•Press “POWER” to accept the tube type selection.•The LCD will flash “Select Units” while flashing the Pressure Units in the lower right-hand corner •Press “TUBE SELECT” or “UNITS SELECT” un til the desired pressure units are displayed.•Press “POWER” to accept the unit selection.•The LCD will now display the current pressure in the selected units.3.5.4. Adjustment•The user may now adjust the displayed pressure value by pressing “TUBE SELECT” (Up) to increase or “UNITS SELECT” (Down) to decrease.•Use the buttons to match the displayed pressure to the known vacuum level.•While adjusting, a message may be displayed informing the user that they must wait before further adjustment is allowed.•Allow time for the reading to settle (DV-5 tubes take about 3 minutes).•When the desired pressure value has been reached, press the “POWER” button to set this selection and exit calibration mode.NOTE: The table in 1.3.2 specifies which Teledyne Hastings reference tube to be used in calibration.Thermal CoefficientThe HPM 4/5/6 generates an AC heating voltage using an internal transformer. This heating voltage is supplied to the vacuum tube to warm up the thermocouples in order to measure the pressure. As the ambient temperature increases or decreases the internal resistance of the copper winding in the transformer also changes. This resistance change will change the AC heating voltage that the vacuum tube receives and changes the pressure reading slightly.Increasing temperature will cause thepressure readings to increase anddecreasing temperature will causethe pressure readings to decrease.The chart to the right shows theamplified output from the gauge tubeas the ambient temperature changesfrom -25°C to 77°C. The instrumentsare initially adjusted at an ambienttemperature of approximately 22°C.The dominant effect is the change inthe zero-pressure output of the tube.This effect can be corrected byadjusting the low pressure reading atthe operating ambient temperature.The mid-range of the tube is highlyimmune to temperature changes. Amuch smaller change will occur in thehighest-pressure area, but since thecurve is quite flat through this region,a small change in output can cause asignificant change in the indicatedpressure reading.The specified rate of change does notinclude actual changes in pressurethat occur in a closed vacuum systemduring temperature excursions.The typical rate of change is as follows:DV-4 (1.25% of reading + 2.2 mTorr)/°CDV-5 (0.1% of reading + 0.08 mTorr)/°CDV-6 (-0.21% of reading + 0.2 mTorr)/°C4. Warranty and RepairWarranty Repair PolicySee the company website for warranty information at:/terms&conditions.htmReturn PolicySee the company website for return information at:/terms&conditions.htmAny product returned for either warranty or non-warranty repair must have been issued a Return Material Authorization (RMA) form.RMA Forms may be obtained from the Information section of the Hastings Instruments website: /inforeq.htmWARNING: Contaminated parts can be detrimental to health and environment. Ensureinstruments are free of hazardous contamination prior to shipment.Company contact informationTELEDYNE HASTINGS INSTRUMENTS804 NEWCOMBE AVENUEHAMPTON, VIRGINIA 23669 U.S.A.ATTENTION: REPAIR DEPARTMENTTELEPHONE (757) 723-65311-800-950-2468FAX (757) 723-3925E MAIL mailto:*****************************INTERNET ADDRESS 5. Outline DrawingsThe following section(s) show the outline dimensions for the HPM 4/5/6.。
【研究】GH3625(N06625)特性、标准、成分、性能...
上海钢研-张工:158–O185-9914GH3625(GH625)合金是以钼铌为主要强化元素的固溶强化型镍基变形高温合金,具有优良的耐腐蚀和抗氧化性能,从低温到980摄氏度均具有良好的拉伸性能和疲劳性能,并且耐盐雾气氛下的应力腐蚀。
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HM62256BLFP-10T中文资料
The Hitachi HM62256B is a CMOS static RAM organized 32-kword ×8-bit. It realizes higher performance and low power consumption by employing 0.8 µm Hi-CMOS process technology. The device, packaged in 8 ×14 mm TSOP, 8 ×13.4 mm TSOP with thickness of 1.2 mm, 450-mil SOP (foot print pitch width), 600-mil plastic DIP, or 300-mil plastic DIP, is available for high density mounting. It offers low power standby power dissipation; therefore, it is suitable for battery back-up systems.Features•High speedFast access time: 70/85/100/120 ns (max)•Low powerStandby: 1.5 µW (typ)Operation: 25 mW (typ) (f = 1 MHz)•Single 5 V supply•Completely static memoryNo clock or timing strobe required•Equal access and cycle times•Common data input and outputThree state output•Directly TTL compatibleAll inputs and outputs•Capability of battery back up operation Ordering InformationType No.Access time Package ————————————————————–HM62256BLP-770 ns600-milHM62256BLP-885 ns28-pinHM62256BLP-10100 ns plastic DIPHM62256BLP-12120 ns(DP-28)—————————————HM62256BLP-7SL70 nsHM62256BLP-8SL85 nsHM62256BLP-10SL100 nsHM62256BLP-12SL120 ns ————————————————————–HM62256BLSP-770 ns300-milHM62256BLSP-885 ns28-pinHM62256BLSP-10100 ns plastic DIPHM62256BLSP-12120 ns(DP-28NA)—————————————HM62256BLSP-7SL70 nsHM62256BLSP-8SL85 nsHM62256BLSP-10SL100 nsHM62256BLSP-12SL120 ns ————————————————————–HM62256BLFP-7T70 ns450-milHM62256BLFP-8T85 ns28-pinHM62256BLFP-10T100 ns plastic SOPHM62256BLFP-12T120 ns(FP-28DA)—————————————HM62256BLFP-7SLT70 nsHM62256BLFP-8SLT85 nsHM62256BLFP-10SLT100 nsHM62256BLFP-12SLT120 ns ————————————————————–HM62256BLT-885 ns8 mm ×14 mm HM62256BLT-10100 ns32-pin TSOP HM62256BLT-12120 ns(TFP-32DA)—————————————HM62256BLT-7SL70 nsHM62256BLT-8SL85 ns ————————————————————–HM62256BLTM-885 ns8 mm ×13.4 mm —————————————28-pin TSOP HM62256BLTM-7SL70 ns(TFP-28DA) HM62256BLTM-8SL85 ns ————————————————————HM62256B Series32,768-word × 8-bit High Speed CMOS Static RAMPin ArrangementPin DescriptionSymbol Function ————————————————————A0 – A14Address ————————————————————I/O0 – I/O7Input/output ————————————————————CS Chip select ————————————————————WE Write enable ————————————————————Symbol Function ————————————————————OE Output enable ————————————————————NC No connection ————————————————————V CC Power supply ————————————————————V SS Ground ————————————————————Block DiagramFunction TableWE CS OE Mode V CC current I/O pin Ref. cycle ———————————————————————————————————————————X H X Not selected I SB, I SB1High-Z————————————————————————————————————————————H L H Output disable I CC High-Z————————————————————————————————————————————H L L Read I CC Dout Read cycle (1)–(3)———————————————————————————————————————————L L H Write I CC Din Write cycle (1)———————————————————————————————————————————L L L Write I CC Din Write cycle (2)———————————————————————————————————————————Note:X: H or LAbsolute Maximum RatingsParameter Symbol Value Unit ———————————————————————————————————————————Power supply voltage*1V CC–0.5 to +7.0V ———————————————————————————————————————————Terminal voltage*1V T–0.5*2to V CC + 0.3*3V ———————————————————————————————————————————Power dissipation P T 1.0W ———————————————————————————————————————————Operating temperature Topr0 to + 70°C ———————————————————————————————————————————Storage temperature Tstg–55 to +125°C ———————————————————————————————————————————Storage temperature under bias Tbias–10 to +85°C ———————————————————————————————————————————Note: 1.Relative to V SS2.V T min: –3.0 V for pulse half-width ≤50 ns3.Maximum voltage is 7.0 VRecommended DC Operating Conditions (Ta = 0 to +70°C)Parameter Symbol Min Typ Max Unit ———————————————————————————————————————————Supply voltage V CC 4.5 5.0 5.5V———————————————————————————————V SS000V ———————————————————————————————————————————Input high (logic 1) voltage V IH 2.2—V CC+0.3V ———————————————————————————————————————————Input low (logic 0) voltage V IL–0.5 *1—0.8V ———————————————————————————————————————————Note: 1.V IL min: –3.0 V for pulse half-width ≤50 nsWrite CycleHM62256B-7HM62256B-8HM62256B-10HM62256B-12————————–————–————–Parameter Symbol Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Unit Notes ——————————————————————————————————————————Write cycle time t WC70—85—100—120—ns ——————————————————————————————————————————Chip selection to t CW60—75—80—85—ns2end of write ——————————————————————————————————————————Address setup time t AS0—0—0—0—ns3——————————————————————————————————————————Address valid to t AW60—75—80—85—nsend of write ——————————————————————————————————————————Write pulse width t WP50—55—60—70—ns1, 12——————————————————————————————————————————Write recovery time t WR0—0—0—0—ns4——————————————————————————————————————————WE to output in high-Z t WHZ025030035 040 ns10,11——————————————————————————————————————————Data to write time overlap t DW30—35—40—50—ns ——————————————————————————————————————————Data hold from write time t DH0—0—0—0—ns ——————————————————————————————————————————Output active from t OW5—5—5—5—ns10end of write ——————————————————————————————————————————Output disable to output t OHZ025*********ns10, 11in high-Z ——————————————————————————————————————————Write Timing Waveform (2) (OE Low Fixed)*12Notes: 1.Typical values are at V CC = 3.0 V , Ta = 25°C and not guaranteed.2. 10 µA max at Ta = 0 to + 40˚C.3.3 µA max at Ta = 0 to + 40˚C. (only for L-SL version)4.t RC = read cycle time.5.CS controls address buffer, WE buffer, OE buffer, and Din buffer. If CS controls data retention mode, Vin levels (address, WE , OE , I/O) can be in the high impedance state.11HM62256B SeriesHM62256B Series。
HM-65262中文资料
ICCSB ICCEN ICCOP
Standby Supply Current Enabled Supply Current Operating Supply Current (Note 1)
ICCDR Data Retention Supply Current
ICCDR1 Data Retention Supply Current
PACKAGE CERDIP
JAN # SMD# CLCC (SMD#)
TEMP. RANGE -40oC to +85oC -55oC to +125oC -55oC to +125oC -55oC to +125oC
70ns/20µA (NOTE 1) 85ns/20µA (NOTE 1)
HM1-65262B-9
File Number 3002.2
元器件交易网
Functional Diagram
A0 A1 A2 A3 A4 A12 A13
D
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HM-65262
A
ROW
7 ROW
ADDRESS BUFFER
A
DECODER (1 OF 128)Fra bibliotek128
MEMORY ARRAY 128 X 128
Pinouts
HM-65262 (CERDIP) TOP VIEW
HM-65262 (CLCC) TOP VIEW
A1 A0 VCC A13
A0 1 A1 2 A2 3 A3 4 A4 5 A5 6 A6 7 Q8 W9 GND 10
20 VCC 19 A13 18 A12 17 A11 16 A10 15 A9 14 A8 13 A7 12 D 11 E
HP ProLiant产品介绍
重新设计的前部安装的内存模组,CPU 模组和 硬盘模组 快速部署导轨系统
HP 率先推出的基于x86 平台的双内核
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双内核服务器的推出将极大改变X86平台服务器的平台 的性能和功能,用户无需额外增加费用。
− 同样的功耗,同样的体积,相同操作系统的许可证 − 更强大的处理能力 – 强大的处理能力可充分满足数据库、 ERP、CRM, Mail 以及信息服务器、虚拟机、终端服务等应用 。
DL380G4 亮点
企业级正常运行时间和易管理性、 2U空间 中业经证明的性能 性能
− Intel 3.4+ Xeon处理器 − 高达12GB PC2-3200R 400MHz DDR2双 交叉存取内存 − Smart Array 6i U320控制器,以及 可选的128MB BBWC − PCI-X或可选的PCI-E
− 专用网络端口(DL 145)
• 用于提高安全性的管理端口
DL360亮点
集中的1U计算性能以及嵌入的管理和基本的容错
性能
− Intel 3.0+ Xeon处理器 − 高达8GB的PC2700 DDR SDRAM;可以 实现2:1交叉存取 − 嵌入式Smart Array 6i U320控制器 以及可选的电池支持写高速缓存 (bbwc)
全新特性:
− − − − − 支持两路 3.6GHz Intel Xeon 处理器,带有2M 高速缓存 采用 400MHz DDR2内存,最大支持 12GB 支持通用的 Ultra320 热插拔SCSI 和SATA 硬盘 全新的 ProLiant 管理特性,并支持 iLO DL360 G4p = 高性能型号。
管理与部署 正常运行
Lights-Out 100 特性
GH3625(GH625)Inconel 625 对应国内外牌号
GH3625(GH625)Inconel 625 对应国内外牌号GH3625高温合金简介:Inconel 625(UNS N06625)是以钼、铌为主要强化元素的固溶强化型镍基变形高温合金。
Inconel是美国Special Metals Corporation公司的商标。
GB/T 14992-2005ASTM B446ASTM B443GH3625(GH625)UNS N06625C≤0.10 C≤0.10Si≤0.50 Si≤0.50Mn≤0.50 Mn≤0.50P≤0.015 P≤0.015S≤0.015 S≤0.015Cr 20.00~23.00 Cr 20.00~23.00Ni余量Ni≥58.00Co≤1.00 Co≤1.00Mo 8.00~10.00 Mo 8.00~10.00 Al Al≤0.40Ti≤0.40 Ti≤0.40Fe≤5.00 Fe≤5.00Nb 3.15~4.15 Nb+Ta 3.15~4.15Cu≤0.070Cu耐蚀性能Inconel 625合金在很多介质中都表现出极好的耐腐蚀性。
在氯化物介质中具有出色的抗点蚀、缝隙腐蚀、晶间腐蚀和侵蚀的性能。
具有很好的耐无机酸腐蚀性,如硝酸、磷酸、硫酸、盐酸等,同时在氧化和还原环境中也具有耐碱和有机酸腐蚀的性能,有效的抗氯离子还原性应力腐蚀开裂。
在海水和工业气体环境中几乎不产生腐蚀,对海水和盐溶液具有很高的耐腐蚀性,在高温时也一样耐蚀机理Inconel 625合金中的镍元素可以使氧化膜结晶变细,增加氧化膜的致密度,抑制氯离子入侵,对抗氯离子腐蚀十分有效。
铬元素的存在,可以保持钝化膜的高度稳定,并且在钝化膜遭到破坏后能及时进行修补,文献表明,当铬含量在25%左右时,点腐蚀速度会显著降低,但对于其他强腐蚀介质,铬只有与镍、钼、硅等元素共同作用时,才能抑制阳极熔解,来达到抗点蚀的目的。
另外,Inconel 625合金中含有8%~10%的钼元素,它主要集中在靠近基体的钝化膜中,当遇到高浓度的氯化物溶液时,以MoO4-2形式溶解到腐蚀溶液中,若钝化膜局部遭到破坏,MoO4-2将吸附在其表面,成功抑制合金的再溶解,提高耐点腐蚀能力。
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英特尔 HM65 高速芯片组
英特尔HM65 高速芯片组英特尔? HM65 高速芯片组概述放大图片移动式英特尔? HM65 高速芯片组是移动式英特尔? 6 系列芯片组家族的组成部分,提供一个单芯片架构,并且支持:英特尔? 无线显示技术使您能通过简单的无线连接在大屏幕电视机上享用您的所有个人和在线内容。
英特尔? 防盗技术(英特尔? AT)可以在不影响系统或数据的情况下禁用丢失或被盗的电脑,并能够对其重新启用。
支持蓝光* 标识的高清视频回放,为蓝光驱动器提供原生支持特性与优势英特尔? 酷睿? 处理器家族借助采用英特尔? 酷睿? 博锐? 处理器家族的电脑,IT 人员可以充分利用硬件辅助安全特性和管理功能,以便更好地维护、管理和保护其商务电脑。
英特尔? 灵活显示接口1一种创新的路径,能够通过两个单独控制的通道将集成图形显示数据传输到移动式英特尔? 6 系列芯片组上。
支持高清晰多媒体接口(HDMI)、DisplayPort* 和DVI HDMI 可通过一条线缆传送未压缩的高清晰度视频和未压缩的多通道音频,支持包括720p、1080i 和1080p 在内的所有高清晰度格式。
此芯片组还支持分辨率高达2560 x 1600 的DisplayPort* 接口。
英特尔? 高清晰度音频(英特尔? HD 音频)2集成的音频支持带来卓越的数字环绕音效并提供先进的功能,如多音频流与插孔重新分配。
英特尔? 无线显示技术3有了英特尔? 无线显示技术,您将能够舒适地通过电视机观看您喜欢的电影、视频、照片、网上节目等,享受超凡的清晰画质与音效。
英特尔? 防盗技术4英特尔? 防盗技术(英特尔? AT) 支持电脑丢失或被盗时将其禁用。
无论是否能够连接互联网或公司网络,均可使用该技术。
英特尔? AT 可阻止操作系统启动,即便更换或格式化硬盘。
另外,英特尔? AT 还可用于禁用数据加密密钥,并阻止访问硬盘上的重要数据,即便将硬盘转移至其它系统。
PCI Express* 2.0 接口借助多达8 个PCI Express* 2.0 x1 端口(可根据主板设计配置为x2 和x4),可以针对外设和网络提供高达5GT/秒的访问速度。
HM6216255HCLJP-10资料
Preliminary: The specification of this device are subject to change without notice. Please contact your nearest Hitachi’s Sales Dept. regarding specification.
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VIL (min) = –2.0 V for pulse width (under shoot) ≤ 6 ns. VIH (max) = VCC + 2.0 V for pulse width (over shoot) ≤ 6 ns. The supply voltage with all VCC pins must be on the same level. The supply voltage with all VSS pins must be on the same level.
HM6216255HC Series
4M High Speed SRAM (256-kword × 16-bit)
ADE-203-1196 (Z) Preliminary Rev. 0.0 Oct. 31, 2000 Description
The HM6216255HC Series is a 4-Mbit high speed static RAM organized 256-k word × 16-bit. It has realized high speed access time by employing CMOS process (6-transistor memory cell) and high speed circuit designing technology. It is most appropriate for the application which requires high speed, high density memory and wide bit width configuration, such as cache and buffer memory in system. It is packaged in 400mil 44-pin plastic SOJ and 400-mil 44-pin plastic TSOPII.
铁氧体参数及国内外牌号对照表
HARD FERRITE MAGNETSHard ferrite (ceramic) magnets were developed in the 1960's as a low cost alternative to metallic magnets. Even though they exhibit low energy (compared with other permanent magnet materials) and are relatively brittle and hard, ferrite magnets have won wide acceptance due to their good resistance to demagnetization, excellent corrosion resistance and low price per pound. In fact, measured by weight, ferrite represents more than 75 percent of the world magnet consumption. It is the first choice for most types of DC motors, magnetic separators, magnetic resonance imaging and automotive sensors.Ferrite Magnets characteristicsMostly Used national standard - SJ285-77 permanent ferrite magnet standardChinese SJ/T0410-2000 Permanent Ferrite Manget StandardIn MMPA(0100-87) standardRing shape size(mm) D×d×HФ115×45×5~23 Ф200×86×5~27 Ф70×32×3~17 Ф115×43×5~23 Ф200×83×5~27 Ф70×30.5×3~17 Ф115×45×5~23 Ф200×86×5~27 Ф70×32×3~17 Ф115×57×5~23 Ф200×95×5~27 Ф70×56×3~17 Ф115×58.7×3~23Ф200×100×5~27 Ф70×40×3~17 (elliptical)Ф115×60×5~23 Ф200×110×5~27 Ф71×40×3~17 Ф115×67×5~23 Ф200×120×5~27 Ф71×30.5×3~17 Ф115×80×5~23 Ф206×88.9×5~30 Ф71×32×3~17 Ф121×45×5~24 Ф206×89×5~30 Ф72×30.5×3~16 Ф121×57×5~24 Ф206×118×5~30 Ф72×32×3~16 Ф121×60×5~24 Ф210×86×5~30 Ф72×38×3~16 Ф121×65×5~24 Ф210×118×5~30 Ф72×40×3~16NdFeBKnown as third generation of Rare Earth magnets, Neodymium Iron Boron (NdFeB) magnets are the most powerful and advanced commercialized permanent magnet today. Since they are made from Neodymium, one of the most plentiful rare earth elements, and inexpensive iron, NdFeB magnets offer the best value in cost and performance.NdFeB magnets are available in both sintered and bonded forms. Sintered NdFeB offers the highest magnetic properties (28 MGOe to 50 MGOe) while Bonded NdFeB offers lower energy properties. Although bonded magnets do not possess magnetic properties as advanced as those of sintered magnets, they can be made in shapes and sizes that are difficult to achieve with sintering.A variety of coatings can be applied to the magnets' surface to overcome the principle drawback of neodymium-based magnets, their tendency to corrode easily.Grade Max. EnergyProductRemanence Coercive Force Rev. Temp.Coeff.CurieTemp.WorkingTemp. (BH)max B r H c H ci B d H d T c T w MGOe kJ/m3kG mT kOe kA/m kOe kA/m%/°C%/°C°C°CN3331-33247-26311.30-11.701130-1170>10.5>836>12>955-0.12-0.6031080 N3533-36263-28711.70-12.101170-1210>10.9>868>12>955-0.12-0.60310801.Licensed Products by SSMC-MQ - ISO 9002 Quality Standard Certified2.The above-mentioned data of magnetic parameters and physical properties are given at room temperature.3.The maximum service temperature of magnet is changeable due to the ratio length and diameter and enviromental factors.4.Special properties can be achieved with custom method.Physical and Mechanical PropertiesMax Working Temperature。
3625中文资料
Requiring a minimum of external components, the UDN3625M and UDN3626M are monolithic ICs that provide single-chip control and direct drive solutions for many small, single-phase, unipolar brushless dc motor applications. Integrated into the ICs are a high-sensitivity Hall-effect sensor, control and commutating logic, a stable voltage regulator, extensive self and system protective functions, and two high-current saturated npn outputs. Both ICs include thermalshutdown, output over-current limiting, and output transient protection/flyback diodes. The UDN3625M is nominally for 12 V motor applica-tions while the UDN3626M is better suited to 24 V motors.Output over-current limiting (relating to startup surge or a locked rotor condition) and short-circuit protection are provided by an internal current-sense resistor. The maximum (default) output load current is typically 1.3 A for the UDN3625M or 600 mA for the UDN3626M,but may be decreased by user selection of an external low-wattage resistor.A separate low-level output provides tachometer capability for motor speed control or sensing a locked rotor condition. With appro-priate external logic, pulse-width modulated (PWM) speed control can be accomplished at the output current adjust pin.These sensor/drivers are supplied in an 8-pin mini-DlP plastic package with a copper leadframe for increased package power handling capability.P OWER H ALL ® SENSOR/DRIVERS FOR BRUSHLESS DC MOTORSAlways order by complete part number, e.g., UDN3625M .See Maximum Ratings at left.Supply Voltage, V CC . . . . . . . . . . See Table Output Current, I O . . . . . . . . . . . . See Table PWM Current Control Voltage,V ADJ . . . . . . . . . . . . . See Applications Magnetic Flux Density, B . . . . . . Unlimited Package Power Dissipation,P D . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See Graph Operating Temperature Range,T A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -20°C to +85°C Storage Temperature Range,T S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -65°C to +150°COutput current rating will be limited by ambient temperature, supply voltage, and duty cycle. Under any set of conditions, do not exceed a junction temperature of +150°C.UDN3625MUDN3626M V CC(MAX)14 V 26 V I O(CONT) 1.0 A 0.45 A I O(PEAK)1.6 A0.75 AABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGSData Sheet27690AFEATURESs 900 mA /12 V or 400 mA /24 V Operation s Speed-Control (PWM) Capability s Locked-Rotor Indications Minimum External Components s Over-Current Protected s Thermal Protection s Enhanced Reliability s Reduced CostCONTACT FACTORYfor availability and latest information3625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL ®SENSOR/DRIVERS FORBRUSHLESS DC MOTORS115 Northeast Cutoff, Box 15036Worcester, Massachusetts 01615-0036 (508) 853-5000TRUTH TABLEMag. Field WM/I O ADJ OUT A OUT B > +B OPOpen Low High > -B OP Open High Low Any<0.3 VHighHigh5075100125150A L L O W AB L E P AC K A G E P O W E RD I S S I P A T I O N I N W A T T STEMPERATURE IN °C25Dwg. GP-009-1BCopyright © 1988, 1995, Allegro MicroSystems, Inc.3625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL ®SENSOR/DRIVERS FOR BRUSHLESS DC MOTORSELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS at T A = +25°C, R ADJ = ∞, Over Operating Voltage Range (unless otherwise noted).Output Clamp Voltage (Test Fig. 1)Output Clamp Voltage Supply Current (Test Fig. 1)(Test Fig. 2)(Test Fig. 2)LimitsCharacteristic SymbolTest ConditionsMin.Typ.Max.UnitsUDN3625MOperating Voltage Range V S 6.51214V Output Leakage Current I O V CC = V O = 24 V ——100µA Output Breakdown Voltage V (BR)CEX V CC = 24 V, l O = 10 mA*34——V Output Saturation VoltageV O(SAT)I O = 450 mA, V S = 6.5 V —0.250.4V I O = 900 mA, V S = 12 V—0.50.8V Output Current Limit I O MAX R ADJ = ∞, V O = 2 V 1.0 1.3 1.6A V CLI CL = 10 mA, V CC = 0111213V I CL = 450 mA=, V CC = 0131415V Output Switching Time t PLH 50% V ADJ to V O = 3.0 V, l O = 450 mA —— 5.0µs l CCR ADJ = ∞, V S = 14 V, One Output ON —3038mA R ADJ = 0 Ω, V S = 14 V, Outputs OFF—8.010mAUDN3626MOperating Voltage Range V S ‡2426V Output Leakage Current l O V CC = V O = 30 V ——100µA Output Breakdown Voltage V (BR)CEX V CC = 30 V, l O = 10 mA*50——V Output Saturation VoltageV O(SAT)l O = 250 mA, V S = 6.5 V —0.150.3V l O = 400 mA, V S = 24 V—0.30.5V Output Current Limit l O MAX R ADJ = ∞, V O = 2 V 450600750mA V CLI CL = 10 mA, V CC = 0171820V I CL = 250 mA, V CC = 0192022V Output Switching Time t PLH 50% V ADJ to V O = 3.0 V, l O = 250 mA —— 5.0µs Supply Current l CCR ADJ = ∞, V S = 26 V, One Output ON ——24mA R ADJ = 0 Ω, V S = 26 V, Outputs OFF—8.010mAContinued next page...*l O is almost entirely Zener clamp current.†Pulse test.‡Dependent on value of external series Zener diode (see Applications), 6.5 V without a Zener diode.3625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL ®SENSOR/DRIVERS FORBRUSHLESS DC MOTORS115 Northeast Cutoff, Box 15036Worcester, Massachusetts 01615-0036 (508) 853-5000ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS continuedLimitsCharacteristic SymbolTest ConditionsMin.Typ.Max.UnitsBothOperate Point§B OP —±100±150G HysteresisB H —200—G Output Current Limit Ratiol O /l O MAXR ADJ = 39 k Ω—0.75——R ADJ = 17 k Ω—0.50——R ADJ = 10 k Ω—0.25——PWM Control Current I ADJ V ADJ = 0—-350-500µA Tach Output Leak. Current I T V T = 14 V ——10µA Tach Output Sat. Voltage V T(SAT)I T = 750 µA—0.20.4V Thermal Shutdown T J ––165—°C Thermal Hysteresis∆T J––10—°C§Magnetic flux density is measured at most sensitive area of device, nominally located 0.055" (1.40 mm) below the top of the package.OUTPUT CLAMP VOLTAGE TEST(ONE OUTPUT TESTED AT A TIME)SUPPLY CURRENT TESTDwg. No. EP-0133625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL®SENSOR/DRIVERS FORBRUSHLESS DC MOTORS SENSOR LOCATION3625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL ®SENSOR/DRIVERS FORBRUSHLESS DC MOTORS115 Northeast Cutoff, Box 15036Worcester, Massachusetts 01615-0036 (508) 853-5000SNDwg. AP-001-1+BBy accepted magnetic convention, lines of flux emanate from the north pole of a magnet and enter the south pole.MAGNETIC FIELD DEFINITIONS+B-BB = 0 GDwg. GP-008OUT ON/LOW AOUT ON/LOW B+B O P-B O PThe external overcurrent adjust and the thermal shutdown are commoned at the PWM/l O ADJ pin and tieing it to V CC will disable the thermal shut-down. PWM current/speed control can be performed at the PWM/l O ADJ pin from a standard totem-pole logic output with a series Schottky diode (1N5818,1N5819, or equivalent) or by pulling it low through an open-collector transistor (no pull-up resistor). PWM/l O ADJ input voltages greater than 0.3 V are not recommended and may create an unstable operating condition.3625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL®SENSOR/DRIVERS FORBRUSHLESS DC MOTORSDimensions in Inches(controlling dimensions)NOTES:1. Leads 1, 4, 5, and 8 may be half leads at vendor’s option.2. Lead thickness is measured at seating plane or below.3. Lead spacing tolerance is non-cumulative.4. Exact body and lead configuration at vendor’s optionwithin limits shown.3625 AND 3626P OWER H ALL ®SENSOR/DRIVERS FORBRUSHLESS DC MOTORS115 Northeast Cutoff, Box 15036Worcester, Massachusetts 01615-0036 (508) 853-5000Dimensions in Millimeters(for reference only)Dwg. MA-001-8A mmNOTES:1. Leads 1, 4, 5, and 8 may be half leads at vendor’s option.2. Lead thickness is measured at seating plane or below.3. Lead spacing tolerance is non-cumulative.4. Exact body and lead configuration at vendor’s option within limits shown.The products described herein are manufactured under one or more of the following U.S. patents: 5,045,920; 5,264,783; 5,442,283;5,389,889; 5,581,179; 5,517,112; 5,619,137; 5,621,319; 5,650,719;5,686,894; 5,694,038; 5,729,130; 5,917,320; and other patents pending.Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. reserves the right to make, from time to time, such departures from the detail specifications as may berequired to permit improvements in the performance, reliability, or manufacturability of its products. Before placing an order, the user is cautioned to verify that the information being relied upon is current.Allegro products are not authorized for use as critical components in life-support appliances, devices, or systems without express written approval.The information included herein is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, Allegro MicroSystems, Inc. assumes no responsi-bility for its use; nor for any infringements of patents or other rights of third parties that may result from its use.。
德国Hameg
¥23,150 ¥22,645 ¥27,038
HZO30 HZO50 HZO51 HZ100
有源高频探头 1GHz (0,9 pF,1MΩ) AC/DC电流探头 30A,DC-100kHz,替代HZ56-2 AC/DC 电流探头 1000A,DC-20kHz 20:1/200:1差分探头,30M/40MHz,±700Vpp
空白占位模块
¥569 HZ70
RS232光接口电缆(4米)
惠 ¥1,384
HZ540
3G有源近场探头套件,HZ551:1M~3G; HZ552:30M~3G;HZ553:1M~3G
¥21,215 HM801 HZ809
4BNC插口,配HM8001-2机框 测试适配转换器
¥435 HZ42
¥922
19"安装机架(2RU)适用:HM7042-5、 HM8001-2、8100系列、HMF和HMP系列
型号
带宽,通道,采样,存储深度
价格
HMP4030
3路,0-32V/0-10A,384W
¥20,174 HO3508 8通道逻辑探头,适用HMO3522/ HMO3524
¥4,458
一、模数组合示波器(MCO)一键完成模数转换,CRT显示
HM507
50M,2CH,100MS/s,2K存储深度
¥17,141
¥2,029 美
HZ540L
同HZ540,配低容抗探头, HZ551:1M~3G;HZ552:30M~3G; HZ555:0.25M~3G
¥27,288 HZ17 HZ18
四线测试夹,HM8018和HM8012选件 开尔文测试夹,HM8018和HM8012选件
HM62256简介及使用建议与学习帮助
HM62256RAM的应用:就像在计算机里面有内存条存在一样,在很多电子产品的电路中,常常会有数据临时存储的应用,单片机通常内部有128个字节或者256个字节的RAM区,但实际应用中,一般来说是不够用的,此时就需要外部扩展RAM。
RAM是随机存储器,特点是掉电就会丢失数据。
RAM有动态RAM(即DRAM)和静态RAM (SRAM)之分。
两者是有很大差别的,DRAM需要刷新电路,操作比较复杂,但是价格便宜。
SRAM价格贵,但是接口及操作很方便。
结合这两者的特点,又产生SDRAM,延伸的有DDR这些RAM,这些RAM应用在不同的场合。
在学习板上,我们选择了SRAM提供给大家了解外部存储器的一个机会。
62256简介:62系列是最常用的单片机系统扩展RAM元器件,其类型有6216、6232、6264、62128、62256或62512等多种,62后面的数字表示此元器件中可以存储的位(单位:千bit),我们通常的说法是将此值除以8,比如62256将256除以8,我们一般称之为32K的RAM。
如果学习过二进制就可以知道,区分两个字节需要一根地址线就可以:0或者1;而区分四个字节需要2根地址线;区分八个字节需要三根地址线…..以此类推,我们可以计算出要区分32K的RAM区,需要15根地址线,也就是器件上面的A0-A14管脚用于确定唯一的一个字节内容。
我们现在学习的51单片机是8位的,所以必须用两个IO口来联接这个RAM 器件,通常我们用P0(低字节)和P2(高字节)两个端口来确定此器件的地址,而P0口是51单片机标准的总线口,是地址线和数据线复用的,所以与62256联接时需要加一片锁存器来锁存地址。
即先将地址送到锁存器(通常用74HC373)中,然后P0口空闲下来后开始接收或发送数据至62256。
关于地址的一些知识:学习62256的时候不可避免的要用到地址的概念,而地址的知识是区别一个初学者和一个电子工程师的主要的关键点之一,学习单片机里面的指令时,我们常常会发现这样的语句:MOV DPTR,#5000HMOV A,#55HMOVX @DPTR,A看懂和看不懂,是电子知识是否入门的一个标志,下面就地址方面的知识以简单的话来讲解一次:电子产品上面一般只有一个单片机(MCU),就像计算机里面的CPU一样,是这个电子产品的大脑和司令部,外部通常有很多元器件围绕着它,当外围的器件数量不多时,我们可以用单片机上面本身带有的四个端口(共32个管脚)来直接与外围器件进行联系,X101型学习板就是这种形式。
GH3625成份牌号作用表
GH3625成份牌号作用表
GH3625简介:
GH3625主要有铬和钼合金的固溶强化高铁含量的镍基高温合金。
特点及用途:相近牌号:
UNS NO6002 HastelloyX(美国)、NC22FeD(法国)、NiCr22FeMo(德国)、Nimonic PE13(英国)
具有良好的抗氧化性能和耐腐蚀性能,在900℃温和持久和蠕变强度、冷热工作良好的成形性和可焊性。
适用于制造飞机发动机燃烧室组件和其他高温部件,使用了很长时间在900℃,短时工作温度为1080℃。
在600 ~ 1200℃高温能承受压力和抗氧化和耐腐蚀的合金。
根据矩阵元素主要可分为高温铁基合金、镍基高温合金和钴基高温合金。
根据制备过程可分为变形高温合金,铸造高温合金粉末冶金高温合金。
通过加强方法有固溶强化、沉淀强化,与纤维增强氧化物弥散强化类型,等等。
(见金属的强化)。
高温合金主要用于制造航空、船舶、和工业燃气轮机涡轮叶片、导向叶片、燃烧室和涡轮盘,高压压气机盘高温部件;也用于制造航天飞机、火箭、核反应堆、石油化工设备和煤炭转换和其他能量转换装置。
金相组织结构:
合金在固溶状态为奥氏体组织矩阵,和少量的锡和M6C碳化物类型。
合金的特点:
施工难度
在900℃与持久的媒介和蠕变强度
具有良好的抗氧化性能,耐腐蚀性能
适合使用了很长时间的飞机发动机燃烧室低于900℃和回热器组件良好的焊接性能和冷和热成形性工作
物理性质:
密度:ρ= 8.3克/立方厘米
熔点:1260 ~ 1355℃。
HM86芯片组规格参数笔记本主板芯片
HM86芯片组规格参数
Intel? HM86 Chipset
(Intel? DH82HM86 PCH 规格
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基本要素
状态Launched
发行日期Q2'13
支持的前端总线N/A
前端总线奇偶No
提供嵌入式方案Yes
光刻32 nm
TDP 2.7 W
建议的客户价格T&R : $43.00
数据表Link
产品简介Link
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显卡规格
集成显卡?No
图形输出VGA
英特尔?清晰视频技术(Intel? Clear
Yes Video Technology)
显示支持数量?3
Intel? Insider?Yes
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扩展选项
PCI 支持No
PCI Express 修订版 2.0
PCI Express 配置?x1, x2, x4
PCI Express 通道数的最大值8
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I/O 规格
USB 修订版 3.0/2.0 USB 端口数14 USB 3.04 USB 2.010 SATA 端口总数6 SATA 6.0 Gb/秒端口数的最大值4
集成局域网No
集成 IDE No
集成 SAS 端口No PCIe* 上行线路No
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封装规格
最大 CPU 配置1
封装大小20mm x 20 mm x1.573mm 低卤素选项可用参见 MDDS
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先进技术
英特尔?定向 I/O 虚拟化技术?Yes
英特尔?高清晰度音频技术Yes
英特尔?快速存储技术Yes
英特尔?智能连接技术Yes
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英特尔?平台保护技术
防盗技术Yes。
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HM62G36256 Series8M Synchronous Fast Static RAM(256k-word × 36-bit)ADE-203-1139 (Z)PreliminaryRev. 0.0Jan. 10, 2000 DescriptionThe HM62G36256 is a synchronous fast static RAM organized as 256-kword × 36-bit. It has realized high speed access time by employing the most advanced CMOS process and high speed circuit designing technology. It is most appropriate for the application which requires high speed, high density memory and wide bit width configuration, such as cache and buffer memory in system. It is packaged in standard 119-bump BGA.Note:All power supply and ground pins must be connected for proper operation of the device. Features• Power supply: 3.3 V +10%, –5%• Clock frequency: 200 MHz to 250 MHz• Internal self-timed late write• Byte write control (4 byte write selects, one for each 9-bit)• Optional ×18 configuration• HSTL compatible I/O• Programmable impedance output drivers• User selective input trip-point• Differential, HSTL clock inputs• Asynchronous G output control• Asynchronous sleep mode• Limited set of boundary scan JTAG IEEE 1149.1 compatible• Protocol: Single clock register-register modePreliminary: The specifications of this device are subject to change without notice. Please contact your nearest Hitachi’s Sales Dept. regarding specifications.HM62G36256 Series2Ordering InformationType No.Access time Cycle time PackageHM62G36256BP-4HM62G36256BP-52.1 ns 2.5 ns4.0 ns5.0 ns119-bump 1. 27 mm14 mm × 22 mm BGA (BP-119A)Pin ArrangementHM62G36256 Series3Pin DescriptionName I/O type Descriptions NotesV DD Supply Core power supply V SS Supply GroundV DDQ Supply Output power supplyV REF Supply Input reference: provides input reference voltage K Input Clock input. Active high.K Input Clock input. Active low.SS Input Synchronous chip select SWE Input Synchronous write enable SAn Input Synchronous address input n = 0, 1, 2...17SWEx Input Synchronous byte write enables x = a, b, c, d G Input Asynchronous output enable ZZ Input Power down mode select ZQ Input Output impedance control 1DQxn I/O Synchronous data input/output x = a, b, c, d n = 0, 1, 2...8M1, M2Input Output protocol mode select TMS Input Boundary scan test mode select TCK Input Boundary scan test clock TDI Input Boundary scan test data input TDO Output Boundary scan test data output NC—No connectionM1M2ProtocolNotes V SSV DDSynchronous register to register operation2Notes: 1.ZQ is to be connected to V SS via a resistance RQ where 150 Ω ≤ RQ ≤ 300 Ω, if ZQ = V DDQ oropen, output buffer impedance will be maximum. A case of minimum impedance, it needs to connect over 120 Ω between ZQ and V SS .2.There is 1 protocol with mode pin. Mode control pins (M1, M2) are to be tied either V DD or V SSrespectively. The state of the Mode control inputs must be set before power-up and must not change during device operation. Mode control inputs are not standard inputs and may not meet V IH or V IL specification. This SRAM is tested only in the synchronous register to register operation.HM62G36256 Series Block Diagram4HM62G36256 Series5Operation TableZZ SS G SWE SWEa SWEb SWEc SWEd K K Operation DQ (n)DQ (n + 1)H ×××××××××sleep modeHigh-Z High-Z L H ××××××L-H H-L Dead(not selected)×High-Z L ×H ×××××××Dead (Dummy read)High-Z High-Z L L L H ××××L-H H-L Read×Dout(a,b,c,d)0-8L L ×L L L L L L-H H-L Write a, b, c, d byte High-ZDin (a,b,c,d)0-8L L ×L H L L L L-H H-L Write b, c, dbyte High-Z Din (b,c,d)0-8L L ×L L H L L L-H H-L Write a, c, dbyte High-Z Din (a,c,d)0-8L L ×L L L H L L-H H-L Write a, b, dbyte High-Z Din (a,b,d)0-8L L ×L L L L H L-H H-L Write a, b, cbyteHigh-ZDin (a,b,c)0-8L L ×L H H L L L-H H-L Write c, d byte High-Z Din (c,d)0-8L L ×L L H H L L-H H-L Write a, d byte High-Z Din (a,d)0-8L L ×L L L H H L-H H-L Write a, b byte High-Z Din (a,b)0-8L L ×L H L L H L-H H-L Write b, c byte High-Z Din (b,c)0-8L L ×L H H H L L-H H-L Write d byte High-Z Din (d)0-8L L ×L H H L H L-H H-L Write c byte High-Z Din (c)0-8L L ×L H L H H L-H H-L Write b byte High-Z Din (b)0-8LL×LLHHHL-H H-L Write a byteHigh-ZDin (a)0-8Notes: 1.× means don’t care for synchronous inputs, and H or L for asynchronous inputs.2.SWE , SS , SWEa to SWEd , SA are sampled at the rising edge of K clock.3.Although differential clock operation is implied, this SRAM will operate properly with one clockphase (either K or K ) tied to V REF . Under such single-ended clock operation, all parameters specified within this document will be met.HM62G36256 Series6Absolute Maximum RatingsParameterSymbol ValueUnit Notes Input voltage on any pin V IN –0.5 to V DDQ + 0.5V 1, 4Core supply voltage V DD –0.5 to 3.9V 1Output supply voltage V DDQ –0.5 to 2.2V 1, 4Operating temperature T OPR 0 to 70°C Storage temperature T STG –55 to 125°C Junction temperature Tj 110°C Output short–circuit current I OUT 25mA Latch up currentI LI 200mA Package junction to case thermal resistance θJC 5°C/W 5, 7Package junction to ball thermal resistanceθJB8°C/W6, 7Notes: 1.All voltage is referred to V SS .2.Permanent device damage may occur if Absolute Maximum Ratings are exceeded. Functionaloperation should be restricted the Operation Conditions. Exposure to higher than recommended voltages for extended periods of time could affect device reliability.3.These CMOS memory circuits have been designed to meet the DC and AC specifications shownin the tables after thermal equilibrium has been established.4.The supply voltage application sequence need to be powered up in the following manner: V SS ,V DD , V DDQ , V REF then V IN . Remember, according to the Absolute Maximum Ratings table, V DDQ is not to exceed 3.9 V, whatever the instantaneous value of V DDQ .5.θJC is measured at the center of mold surface in fluorocarbon (See Figure “Definition ofMeasurement”).6.θJB is measured on the center ball pad after removing the ball in fluorocarbon (See Figure“Definition of Measurement”).7.These thermal resistance values have error of ± 5°C/W.Definition of MeasurementHM62G36256 Series7Note:The following the DC and AC specifications shown in the Tables, this device is tested under theminimum transverse air flow exceeding 500 linear feet per minute.DC Operating Conditions (Ta = 0 to 70°C [Tj max = 110°C])ParameterSymbol Min Typ Max Unit NotesSupply voltage (Core)V DD 3.135 3.30 3.63V Supply voltage (I/O)V DDQ 1.4 1.5 1.6V Supply voltageV SS 000V Input reference voltage (I/O)V REF 0.650.750.90V 1Input high voltage V IH V REF + 0.1—V DDQ + 0.3V 4Input low voltage V IL –0.5—V REF – 0.1V 4Clock differential voltage V DIF 0.1—V DDQ + 0.3V 2, 3Clock common mode voltageV CM0.55—0.90V3Notes: 1.Peak to peak AC component superimposed on V REF may not exceed 5% of V REF . 2.Minimum differential input voltage required for differential input clock operation.3.See following figure.4.V REF = 0.75 V (typ).Differential Voltage/Common Mode VoltageHM62G36256 Series8DC Characteristics (Ta = 0 to 70°C, [Tj max = 110°C], V DD = 3.3 V +10%, –5%)ParameterSymbol Min Typ Max Unit Notes Input leakage current I LI ——2µA 1Output leakage current I LO ——5µA2Standby currentI SBZZ——100mA 3V DD operating current,excluding output drivers 4 ns cycleI DD4——700mA 4V DD operating current,excluding output drivers 5 ns cycleI DD5——650mA 4Quiescent active power supply current I DD2——200mA 5Output low voltage V OL V SS—V SS + 0.4V 6Output high voltage V OH V DDQ – 0.4—V DDQ V 6ZQ pin connect resistance RQ 150250300ΩOutput low current I OL (V DDQ /2)/[(RQ/5)–15%]—(V DDQ /2)/[(RQ/5)+15%]mA 7, 9Output high currentI OH(V DDQ /2)/[(RQ/5–4)+15%]—(V DDQ /2)/[(RQ/5–4)–15%]mA 8, 9Notes: 1.0 ≤ Vin ≤ V DDQ for all input pins (except V REF , ZQ, M1, M2 pin).2.0 ≤ Vout ≤ V DDQ , DQ in High-Z.3.All inputs (except clock) are held at either V IH or V IL , ZZ is held at V IH , Iout = 0 mA, Spec isguaranteed at 75°C junction temperature.4.Iout = 0 mA, read 50%/write 50%, V DD = V DD max, V IN = V IH or V IL , Frequency = minimum cycle.5.Iout = 0 mA, read 50%/write 50%, V DD = V DD max, V IN = V IH or V IL , Frequency = 3 MHz.6.Minimum impedance push pull output buffer mode, I OH = –6 mA, I OL = 6 mA.7.Measured at V OL = 1/2 V DDQ .8.Measured at V OH = 1/2 V DDQ .9.Output buffer impedance can be programmed by terminating the ZQ pin to V SS through aprecision resister (RQ). The value of RQ is five times the output impedance desired. The allowable range of RQ to guarantee impedance matching with a tolerance of 15% is between 150 Ω and 300 Ω. If the status of ZQ pin is open, output impedance is maximum. Maximum impedance occurs with ZQ connected to V DDQ . The impedance update of the output driver occurs when the SRAM is in High-Z. Write and Deselect operations will synchronously switch the SRAM into and out of High-Z, therefore triggering an update. The user may choose toinvoke asynchronous G updates by providing a G setup and hold about the K clock to guarantee the proper update. At power-up, the output impedance defaults to minimum impedance. It will take 2048 cycles for the impedance to be completely updated if the programmed impedance is much higher than minimum impedance.HM62G36256 Series9Capacitance (Ta = 25°C, f = 1 MHz)ParameterSymbol Min Max Unit Note Input capacitance (SAn, SS , SWE , SWEx )C IN —4pF 1Input capacitance (K, K , G )C CLK —7pF 1Input/Output capacitance (DQxn)C IO—5pF1Note:1.This parameter is sampled and not 100% tested.AC Characteristics (Ta = 0 to 70°C, [Tj max = 110°C], V DD = 3.3 V +10%, –5%)Test Conditions • Input pulse levels (K, K ): V DIF = 0.75 V, V CM = 0.75 V • Input timing reference level (K, K ): Differential cross point • Input pulse levels (except K, K ): V IL = 0.25 V, V IH = 1.25 V• Input and output timing reference levels (except K, K ): V REF = 0.75 V • Input rise and fall time: 0.5 ns (10% to 90%)•Measurement condition: the minimum impedance push pull output buffer mode, I OH = –6 mA, I OL = 6mA• Output driver supply voltage: V DDQ = 1.5 V • Output load: See figureHM62G36256 Series10Single Differential Clock Register-Register Mode (M1 = V SS , M2 = V DD )HM62G36256-4-5Parameter Symbol Min Max Min Max Unit NotesCK clock cycle time t KHKH 4.0— 5.0—ns CK clock high width t KHKL 1.5— 1.5—ns CK clock low width t KLKH 1.5— 1.5—ns Address setup time t AVKH 0.5—0.5—ns Data setup time t DVKH 0.5—0.5—ns Address hold time t KHAX 0.75— 1.0—ns 1Data hold timet KHDX 0.75— 1.0—ns 1Clock high to output valid t KHQV — 2.1— 2.5ns 2Clock high to output hold t KHQX 0.5—0.5—ns 2Clock high to output valid (SS control)t KHQX2— 2.1— 2.5ns 2, 5Clock high to output High-Z t KHQZ — 2.5— 3.0ns 2, 3Output enable low to output Low-Z t GLQX 0.5—0.5—ns 2, 5Output enable low to output valid t GLQV — 2.5— 2.5ns 2, 3Output enable low to output High-Z t GHQZ — 2.5— 2.5ns 2, 3Sleep mode recovery time t ZZR 10.0—10.0—ns 6Sleep mode enable time t ZZE—10.0—10.0ns2, 3, 6Notes: 1.Guaranteed by design.2.Refer to the Test Conditions.3.Transitions are measured at start point of output high impedance from output low impedance.4.Output driver impedance updates during High-Z.5.Transitions are measured ±50 mV from steady state voltage.6.When ZZ is switching, clock input K must be at same logic levels for reliable operation.Timing Waveforms Read Cycle-1Write CycleRead-Write CycleZZ ControlBoundary Scan Test Access Port OperationsIn order to perform the interconnect testing of the modules that include this SRAM, the serial boundary scan test access port (TAP) is designed to operate in a manner consistent with IEEE Standard 1149.1 -1990. But does not implement all of the functions required for 1149.1 compliance The HM62Gxx series contains a TAP controller. Instruction register, Boundary scans register, Bypass register and ID register. Test Access Port PinsSymbol I/O NameTCK Test clockTMS Test mode selectTDI Test data inTDO Test data outNote:This Device does not have a TRST (TAP Reset) pin. TRST is optional in IEEE 1149.1.To disable the TAP, TCK must be connected to VSS. TDO should be left unconnected.To test Boundary scan, ZZ pin need to be kept below VREF– 0.4 V.TAP DC Operating Conditions (Ta = 0 to 70°C, [Tj max = 110°C])Parameter Symbol Min Max Unit NotesBoundary scan input high voltage VIH 2.0VDD+ 0.3VBoundary scan input low voltage VIL–0.50.8VBoundary scan input leakage current ILI–22µA1Boundary scan output low voltage VOL—0.4V2Boundary scan output high voltage VOH2.4—V3Notes: 1.0 ≤ Vin ≤ VDDfor all logic input pin.2.IOL= 8 mA.3.IOH= –8 mA.TAP AC Characteristics (Ta = 0 to 70°C, [Tj max = 110°C])Parameter Symbol Min Max Unit NoteTest clock cycle time tTHTH67—nsTest clock high pulse width tTHTL30—nsTest clock low pulse width tTLTH30—nsTest mode select setup tMVTH10—nsTest mode select hold tTHMX10—nsCapture setup tCS10—ns1Capture hold tCH10—ns1TDI valid to TCK high tDVTH10—nsTCK high to TDI don’t care tTHDX10—nsTCK low to TDO unknown tTLQX0—nsTCK low to TDO valid tTLQV—20nsNote: 1.tCS + tCHdefines the minimum pause in RAM I/O pad transitions to assure pad data capture.TAP Test Conditions• Input pulse levels: 0 to 3.0 V• Input and output timing reference levels: 1.5 V • Input rise and fall time: 2 ns (10% to 90%) (typ)• Output Load: See figureTest Access Port RegistersRegister name Length Symbol Note Instruction register 3 bits IR [0;2]Bypass register 1 bit BPID register32 bits ID [0;31]Boundary scan register70 bits BS [1;70]IR2IR1IR0Instruction Operation000SAMPLE-Z Tristate all data drivers and capture the pad value 001IDCODE010SAMPLE-Z Tristate all data drivers and capture the pad value 011BYPASS100SAMPLE101BYPASS110BYPASS111BYPASSNote:This Device does not perform EXTEST, INTEST or the preload portion of the PRELOAD command in IEEE 1149.1.Boundary Scan OrderBit No.Bump ID Signal name Bit No.Bump ID Signal name 15R M2363B SA724P SA16372B NC34T SA15383A SA646R SA11393C SA355T SA13402C SA1467T ZZ412A SA076P DQa0422D DQc087P DQa1431D DQc196N DQa3442E DQc3107N DQa2451E DQc2116M DQa4462F DQc4126L DQa5472G DQc5137L DQa6481G DQc6146K DQa8492H DQc8157K DQa7501H DQc7165L SWEa513G SWEc174L K524D ZQ184K K534E SS194F G544G NC205G SWEb554H NC217H DQb7564M SWE226H DQb8573L SWEd237G DQb6581K DQd7246G DQb5592K DQd8256F DQb4601L DQd6267E DQb2612L DQd5276E DQb3622M DQd4287D DQb1631N DQd2296D DQb0642N DQd3306A SA2651P DQd1316C SA1662P DQd0325C SA5673T SA12335A SA4682R SA10346B SA9694N SA17355B SA8703R M1Notes: 1.Bit number1 is the first scan bit to exit the chip.2.The NC pads listed in this table are indeed no connects, but are represented in the boundaryscan register by a “Place Holder”. Placeholder registers are internally connected to VSS.3.In Boundary scan mode, differential input K and K are referred to each other and must be atopposite logic levels for reliable operation.4.ZZ must remain at VILduring boundary scan.5.In boundary scan mode, ZQ must be driven to VDDQ or VSSsupply rail to ensure consistent results.6.M1 and M2 must be driven to VDD or VSSsupply rail to ensure consistent results.ID registerTAP Controller State DiagramPackage DimensionsHM62G36256BP Series (BP-119A)Cautions1.Hitachi neither warrants nor grants licenses of any rights of Hitachi’s or any third party’s patent,copyright, trademark, or other intellectual property rights for information contained in this document.Hitachi bears no responsibility for problems that may arise with third party’s rights, including intellectual property rights, in connection with use of the information contained in this document.2.Products and product specifications may be subject to change without notice. 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