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Infineon Technologies FM31276-GTR combines 64-Kbit nonvolatile F-RAM, a real-time clock and processor supervisory functions in a 14-pin SOIC, supplied in tape-and-reel form.
The exact ordering code, pin descriptions and electrical characteristics are documented in the Infineon-hosted FM31276/FM31278 Rev. *F data sheet. Confirm current product lifecycle information before a new design.
FM31276-GTR integrates 8K × 8 ferroelectric RAM with a battery- or capacitor-backed real-time clock, low-voltage reset, watchdog timer, power-fail comparator, two event counters and a lockable 64-bit serial-number area. Memory and companion registers appear as two logical devices on the I2C bus. F-RAM writes complete without the page-program delay associated with conventional serial EEPROM.
Combines nonvolatile memory, RTC, supervisor, watchdog and power-fail functions in one package.
NoDelay F-RAM writes occur without an EEPROM-style write-cycle wait.
The manufacturer specifies up to 10^14 read/write cycles under its data-retention and endurance conditions.
VBAK permits RTC and event-counter operation from a battery or large capacitor when the main supply falls.
Two-wire I2C operation up to 1 MHz, with separate logical IDs for memory and companion functions.
Programmable low-VDD reset threshold, manual-reset input function and watchdog interval.
Time/date registers, 32.768 kHz crystal interface and software calibration.
Two battery-backed 16-bit event counters and a programmable, lockable 64-bit serial number.
The manufacturer's ordering table lists FM31276-GTR as a 14-pin SOIC in industrial temperature grade, package diagram 51-85067; TR denotes tape and reel. The LCDChip database and package registry identify the normalized package as 14-SOIC (0.154", 3.90 mm width). Verify lead pitch, overall dimensions and pin-one location against the current manufacturer drawing before PCB release.

The registered 14-SOIC JPG is missing locally and must be supplied and checked before publication.
These signal functions follow the manufacturer's 14-pin SOIC pin-definition table; confirm exact pin numbers against its pinout drawing when laying out the board.
Device-select address inputs for multiple devices on one I2C bus.
Open-drain serial data/address and serial clock connections.
Battery-backed event-counter inputs with programmable edge polarity; tie unused pins to ground.
32.768 kHz RTC crystal connections; leave unconnected when the RTC is unused as directed.
Active-low reset output and manual-reset input function.
Early power-fail comparator input and calibration/power-fail output.
Main power-supply input and system ground.
Backup supply for RTC and event functions; follow the data-sheet guidance if unused.
SDA requires an external pull-up. PFI must be tied to ground if unused; other unused-pin handling differs by function.
| Exact order code | FM31276-GTR; 14-pin SOIC, tape and reel |
|---|---|
| F-RAM density | 64 Kbit, organized as 8K × 8 |
| Main supply range | VDD = 4.0 to 5.5 V |
| Operating temperature | −40 to +85 °C industrial range |
| I2C serial clock | Up to 1 MHz; also supports 100 kHz and 400 kHz timing |
| Write endurance | 10^14 read/write cycles per manufacturer endurance statement |
| Data retention | 151 years under the manufacturer's specified retention conditions |
| Watchdog interval | Programmable from 100 ms to 3 s |
| RTC reference | 32.768 kHz crystal connection |
| Event counters | Two battery-backed 16-bit counters |
| Active supply current | 1.5 mA at 1 MHz, manufacturer feature summary |
| Standby supply current | 150 µA, manufacturer feature summary |
Retention, endurance, current and timing must be interpreted with the detailed data-sheet operating and test conditions. Absolute-maximum ratings are stress limits, not operating targets.
The manufacturer lists FM31276-G as the same 64-Kbit, 14-pin SOIC family option without the TR tape-and-reel suffix; confirm packaging and order-code availability before substitution. FM31278 family members provide a different 256-Kbit density and need firmware address-range review. For any replacement, compare I2C address behavior, backup power, RTC accuracy, reset/watchdog timing, event-counter behavior, footprint, temperature grade and qualification. No unverified LCDChip internal link is provided.
The FM31276 family originated with Cypress Semiconductor and is documented in the Infineon-hosted Rev. *F data sheet. That controlled document lists FM31276-GTR exactly in its ordering table. Infineon's current part page identifies FM31276-GTR as end of life; check current lifecycle and replacement guidance separately before a new design commitment.
F-RAM and backup-powered counters can retain rapidly updated state and external events.
Combine calendar data, backup power and processor supervision in a compact peripheral.
Use the comparator and reset/watchdog functions to support system-level fault handling.
Check the full FM31276-GTR order code, 14-pin SOIC outline, pin-one mark, reel labeling and lot traceability against current manufacturer records. This description does not verify the provenance or condition of an individual device.
No. The F-RAM array is nonvolatile. The separate RTC and event-counter functions need VBAK when VDD is unavailable.
The manufacturer's ordering definitions identify TR as tape and reel for the 14-pin SOIC option.
Do not assume so. Firmware addressing, peripheral settings, order code and system qualification must be checked.
Use the current manufacturer data sheet for exact pin numbers, backup-power configuration, I2C addressing, reset/watchdog behavior and electrical limits. The registered package JPG is missing locally, so visual package verification remains incomplete. The manufacturer's current part listing marks this order code end of life.
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