JEDEC compliant SPI flash memory chips

SPI Flash Memory is widely used in Embedded products for storing embedded programs. Programs and data storage are the primary applications. Flash chips in the market comply to JEDEC standards.

JEDEC (Joint Electron Device Engineering Council) is an organization that sets standards for the semiconductor industry, including standards for SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) flash memory chips. SPI flash memory chips that are JEDEC compliant adhere to these industry standards to ensure compatibility and interoperability between different devices.

Here are some examples of SPI flash memory chips that are JEDEC compliant:

Winbond: 

Winbond is a well-known manufacturer of SPI flash memory chips and offers a range of JEDEC-compliant chips. Their popular W25Q series, such as W25Q16, W25Q32, W25Q64, and W25Q128, are widely used and JEDEC compliant.

Macronix: 

Macronix is another reputable manufacturer of SPI flash memory chips. Their MX25 series, including MX25L25635F, MX25L12835F, and MX25L64035F, are JEDEC compliant and commonly used in various applications.

Microchip Technology: 

Microchip offers JEDEC-compliant SPI flash memory chips under their SST26 series. Examples include SST26VF016B, SST26VF032B, and SST26VF064B.

Cypress Semiconductor: 

Cypress Semiconductor, now a part of Infineon Technologies, provides JEDEC-compliant SPI flash memory chips. The S25FL series, such as S25FL116K, S25FL128L, and S25FL512S, are among their JEDEC-compliant offerings.

Adesto Technologies: 

Adesto Technologies, now a part of Dialog Semiconductor, produces JEDEC-compliant SPI flash memory chips. Their AT25 series, including AT25SF041, AT25SF081, and AT25SF161, are examples of JEDEC-compliant options.