W9825G6KH-6-TR
W9825G6KH-6-TR - 256Mbit SDRAM 166MHz TSOP II | Winbond
The Winbond Electronics W9825G6KH-6-TR is a 256 Mbit Synchronous DRAM (SDRAM) memory IC organized as 16M x 16 bits, operating at 3.3V with a maximum clock frequency of 166 MHz (6 ns clock cycle), packaged in a 54-lead TSOP II surface-mount package supplied on tape and reel.
Synchronous DRAM is a class of dynamic random-access memory that interfaces with a system clock signal, allowing burst transfers that are far faster than asynchronous DRAM or SRAM at comparable cost per bit. Within the memory hierarchy, the W9825G6KH sits below caches (SRAM) and above mass storage, serving as main working memory in embedded systems. It is internally organized as four banks of 4M x 16 bits, using 13 row and 9 column address lines multiplexed on shared A0-A12 pins.
Key features include a parallel x16 data interface, LSAMR mode register programming for burst length and CAS latency configuration, separate LDQM/UDQM data masks for byte-level write control, and clock enable (CKE) for low-power power-down modes. The -6 speed grade delivers a data bandwidth of up to 200M words per second per the manufacturer datasheet, and the device is sorted into speed grades -5, -5I, -6, -6I, -6J, -6L, -75, 75J and 75L for PC-industrial-standard compliance.
The device is fabricated in a mature DRAM process and uses standard SDRAM command sets: ACTIVE, READ, WRITE, PRECHARGE, AUTO REFRESH, and SELF REFRESH. Refresh is required every 64 ms across 8192 rows, with auto-refresh handled by the memory controller. The 3.3V supply keeps power consumption compatible with legacy embedded processors, and TSOP II lead-frame construction supports standard reflow assembly.
Typical applications include main memory for ARM Cortex-M7 and other MCU/MPU boards with SDRAM controllers, industrial HMI and display frame buffers, network appliances, and test instrumentation requiring 32 MB of working RAM.
Design consideration: budget a complete refresh window in the memory controller; refresh commands consume roughly 1-2% of bandwidth at 64 ms intervals, which matters for deterministic real-time workloads.
This page adds distributor pricing, drop-in speed-grade and cross-organization alternatives, and controller-configuration design notes not found in the manufacturer datasheet alone.
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