Substitute for the S25FL216K0PMFI010?

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  • February 23, 2018 at 9:50 PM #19512
    Chris
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      Anyone know where in the UK I can get hold of the S25FL216K0PMFI010 or a substitute for it?

      Cheers,
      Chris

      February 25, 2018 at 6:03 PM #19564
      Morpheus_79
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        As far as i know, the S25FL116K series from Cypress may also work (i vaguely remember reading about someone using a S25FL116K NOR flash in his OSSC 1.5 build). It has the same memory size, the same pinout and it works with the same voltage range (while drawing almost the same current). Size-wise it should fit too – as long as you buy one in the SOIC-8 package… like the S25FL116K0XMFB013. The only difference: the S25FL116K series is suitable for higher clock speeds… but it should work with lower ones too.

        There are some substitutes from other manufacturers (like the SST25VF016B series from Microchip Technology) with very similar specs – but i’m far too less experienced in electronics to give a definitive answer about their usability.

        Last but not least…
        You can still buy some old-stock-leftovers ( <- i guess) of the S25FL216K series on AliExpress:

        https://www.aliexpress.com/item/S25FL216K0PMFI011-S25FL216K-FL216KIF-16-Mbit-3-0V-Serial-Flash-Memory-with-Uniform-4-kB-Sectors-10pcs/32815305598.html

        But apart from that those flash chips seem to have vanished from the catalogs of every big electronics distributor, since they are not manufactured any longer and the remaining stock of the manufacturer is likely used up.

        February 27, 2018 at 1:16 AM #19625
        marqs
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          IS25LP016D-JBLE-TR is compatible part and has also been updated on the BOM.

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