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Degaussing does not cause data loss. Magnetic fields do not have an adverse effect on AMD/Spansion FLASH memory devices. Consequently, there is no danger of losing data from the FLASH device due to degaussing.
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There is no standard definition for "green" in regards to the environmental impact of a product. A ‘Green product’ is a marketing term used by some groups and companies to indicate whether or not materials they have targeted are present in their
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Since Q1 2005, Spansion marks second level packaging (inner cartons, dry pack bags, and so forth) with the following symbol: In Q2 2007, Spansion added the following symbol: RoHS Since Spansion does not sell product to consumers, packaging is not
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Yes. Spansion Flash memory products with Non-Pb solder finishes contain less than regulated concentrations of Cadmium (Cd), Mercury (Hg), Hexavalent Chromium (Cr6+), Lead (Pb) [as detailed under FAQ #1], PolyBrominated Biphenyls (PBB), and
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By backward compatibility, we mean to indicate whether a Spansion Non-Pb product is capable of being processed using a SnPb solder process and reflow temperature profile. By forward compatibility, we mean to indicate whether the SnPb product is
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No. Some of the packing materials used to ship Spansion products contain PVC. Specifically; Products in TSOP packages are available shipped in PVC tubes. Customers may choose to receive their TSOPs packed in trays or on reels (neither of which
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No. The EU REACH Directive 1999/45/EC regulates chemical substances, including those used to manufacture articles (products), or in articles that may release substances. It is Spansion’s view that since Spansion products are not fabricated within
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Halogens are a group of chemical elements which includes: • Fluorine • Chlorine • Bromine • Iodine • Astatine There is not yet a regulatory or industry standard defining the term “halogen-free”. Spansion is aware that the IPC 4-33 Halogen-Free
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These compounds play important roles in the photo resists and anti-reflective coatings used in the semiconductor industry for manufacture of integrated circuit die. At this time, regulatory exemptions will allow us to continue using these materials
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No they do not. The reliability of Spansion “low halogen” memory products is identical to that of standard (halogen containing) parts.
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