Definition: The word "s900xp161usZ" is an acronym for a term used in computing. It stands for Single-Head Memory Controller (S900), which is a type of memory controller commonly found on modern microcontrollers and CPUs. A S900P (single-head memory controller) is the most common version, designed for small embedded systems or low-power devices like smartphones or IoT devices where a single head for read/write access is needed. The "161usZ" indicates the number of units per second which could be used to describe how fast the unit can change. This term comes from "S900", a 32-bit, 48-bit microcontroller board with an integrated serial port (Serial Bus). It's named after a famous German physicist who introduced this term in 1967 as a reference for 32-bit and 48-bit microcontrollers. In the context of computing systems, "S900" is often used to denote any single 32-bit or 48-bit microcontroller board. For example, in an embedded system, it might be referred to as S910 or S930 (single-processor) or perhaps a reference to the S900P single-head memory controller with 64K of RAM and 32KB of FLASH.

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