alliancememory

Parse Alliance Memory part numbers to extract series, density, speed, package, and temperature.

3|Updated Jan 31, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Cantara/lib-electronic-components --skill alliancememory
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Skill: alliancememory
Source: https://github.com/Cantara/lib-electronic-components/tree/main/.claude/skills/manufacturers/alliancememory
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Cantara/lib-electronic-components --skill alliancememory

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you understand and work with Alliance Memory part numbers, enabling accurate component identification, selection, and replacement.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • MPN Decoding: Parses Alliance Memory part numbers to extract series, density, speed, package, and temperature.
  • Component Type Identification: Classifies components as MEMORY or MEMORY_FLASH.
  • Replacement Guidance: Provides rules for determining compatible replacements based on specifications.
  • Use Case: When you encounter an Alliance Memory part number like AS6C4008-55PCN, this Skill can tell you it's a 4Mbit asynchronous SRAM with a 55ns access time, in a PDIP package, suitable for commercial temperatures, and RoHS compliant.

Quick Start

Decode the Alliance Memory part number AS4C256M16D3A-12BCN.

Frequently Asked Questions about alliancememory

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I decode an Alliance Memory part number to find its density and speed?

To decode an Alliance Memory part number, parse the MPN string to extract its encoded specifications. This process identifies the component's series, density, speed, package type, and temperature grade directly from the alphanumeric part number code.

What specifications can I extract from an Alliance Memory MPN?

Decoding an Alliance Memory MPN extracts specific component attributes including the memory series, density, speed, package type, and temperature grade. It also identifies whether the component is classified as standard MEMORY or MEMORY_FLASH.

How do I determine compatible replacement components for Alliance Memory parts?

To determine compatible replacements for Alliance Memory parts, compare the decoded specifications of the original MPN. Matching density, speed, package type, and temperature grade ensures the replacement component meets original hardware requirements.

Can I identify if an Alliance Memory component is SRAM or Flash from its part number?

Yes, you can identify memory type from an Alliance Memory part number by decoding its MPN structure. The Skill classifies the decoded component specifically as either standard MEMORY or MEMORY_FLASH based on the extracted series attributes.

What does the PCN suffix mean when decoding Alliance Memory part numbers?

When decoding Alliance Memory part numbers, the suffix encodes the package type and temperature grade. For example, PCN indicates a PDIP package suitable for commercial temperatures with RoHS compliance, derived from the parsed MPN suffix.