MTFC8GLVEA-IT

IC FLASH 64GBIT MMC 153WFBGA
Part Description

IC FLASH 64GBIT MMC 153WFBGA

Quantity 770 Available (as of May 5, 2026)
Product CategoryMemory
ManufacturerMicron Technology Inc.
Manufacturing StatusObsolete
Manufacturer Standard Lead TimeRFQ
Datasheet

Specifications & Environmental

Device Package153-WFBGA (11.5x13)Memory FormatFLASHTechnologyFLASH - NAND
Memory Size64 GbitAccess TimeN/AGradeIndustrial
Clock FrequencyN/AVoltage2.7V ~ 3.6VMemory TypeNon-Volatile
Operating Temperature-40°C ~ 85°C (TA)Write Cycle Time Word PageN/APackaging153-WFBGA
Mounting MethodNon-VolatileMemory InterfaceMMCMemory Organization8G x 8
Moisture Sensitivity Level3 (168 Hours)RoHS ComplianceROHS3 CompliantREACH ComplianceREACH Unknown
QualificationN/AECCN3A991B1AHTS Code8542.32.0071

Overview of MTFC8GLVEA-IT – IC FLASH 64GBIT MMC 153WFBGA

The MTFC8GLVEA-IT is a 64 Gbit non-volatile NAND flash memory device in Micron's e•MMC™ series. It implements an MMC memory interface and is provided in a 153-WFBGA package.

This device targets embedded storage applications requiring flash-based memory organized as 8G × 8, with electrical operation across a 2.7 V to 3.6 V supply range and an operating temperature range of −40 °C to 85 °C.

Key Features

  • Memory: 64 Gbit capacity implemented as 8G × 8 organization using NAND flash technology; provided in FLASH memory format suitable for MMC storage.
  • Interface: MMC memory interface for integration with MMC-compatible host controllers.
  • Power: Wide supply range of 2.7 V to 3.6 V to support common system power rails.
  • Temperature Range: Rated for operation from −40 °C to 85 °C (TA), enabling use across a broad thermal range.
  • Package & Mounting: 153-WFBGA surface-mount package, supplier device package dimension 11.5 × 13 mm, for compact board-level integration.
  • Series: Part of Micron Technology Inc.'s e•MMC™ product family.

Unique Advantages

  • High-density storage: 64 Gbit NAND capacity provides substantial on-board non-volatile storage in a single device, reducing the need for multiple memory components.
  • Standard MMC interface: MMC connectivity simplifies system integration where MMC-compatible controllers are used.
  • Wide supply tolerance: 2.7 V to 3.6 V operation supports a range of system power architectures and helps simplify power design.
  • Extended temperature operation: −40 °C to 85 °C rating supports deployment across varied thermal environments.
  • Compact WFBGA package: 153-WFBGA (11.5 × 13 mm) enables space-efficient PCB layouts for dense or size-constrained designs.
  • NAND flash technology: Non-volatile FLASH memory format suitable for persistent data storage needs in embedded systems.

Why Choose IC FLASH 64GBIT MMC 153WFBGA?

The MTFC8GLVEA-IT provides a high-capacity, MMC-interface NAND flash option from Micron's e•MMC™ series, combining 64 Gbit density with a compact 153-WFBGA package. Its voltage range and extended operating temperature make it suitable for designs that require stable non-volatile storage across common system power rails and varied thermal conditions.

This device is well suited for engineers and procurement teams specifying embedded MMC flash where a balance of capacity, package footprint, and electrical/thermal operating range is required.

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