PC Card interface controller implements an ExCA-compatible ISA bus to PCMCIA 2.0 and JEIDA 4.1 interface for notebook systems. Each controller supports two 68-pin standard PC Card sockets, with each socket usable for memory or I/O PC Cards. The device supports 8-bit or 16-bit external system buses, address mapping for PC Card memory, I/O address windowing, and selectable interrupt steering. Power-management functions include individual socket power control and insertion or removal capability. The controller operates over a 0 °C to 70 °C commercial temperature range and is supplied in a 160-pin JEDEC QFP package.
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| Interface type | PC Card Interface Controller |
| PC Card standard | PCMCIA 2.0 / JEIDA 4.1 |
| External system bus width | 8 or 16bit |
| Supported PC Card sockets | 2sockets |
| PC Card socket connector | 68pin |
| Cascadable socket support | Up to 8sockets |
| Package pin count | 160pin |
| Package type | JEDEC QFP |
| Operating supply voltage | 4.5 to 5.5V |
| System clock | 8.33MHz |
| Operating temperature | 0 to 70°C |
| Supply current | 45 maxmA |
| Suspend-mode supply current | 100 maxµA |
| High-level input voltage | 2.0 minV |
| Low-level input voltage | 0.8 maxV |
| High-level output voltage | 2.4 minV |
| Low-level output voltage | 0.4 maxV |
| Input leakage current | ±10 maxµA |
| Input capacitance | 10 maxpF |
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