- Large serial memory
- Posted by Ronny Svensson on June 26th, 2003
What's the biggest serial memory?
Have been using 32kb Ramtron chips.
Needs 500kb and maybe more (lots of chips...).
Uses a H8S2357 - using a parallell memory would waste a lot of pins and adds EMC.
What's the normal route when more memory is needed?
Ronny
- Posted by Brett on June 26th, 2003
EEPROM or Flash right?
Atmel has a few so-8 serial flash chips at 4mbit and 8 mbit. Same as the
parallel chips, except with the parallel ios left disconnected as far as I
could tell.
Brett
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- Posted by Mike Harrison on June 26th, 2003
Atmel do some large devices in their serialflash range - I think SST and SGS-Thomson also do
equivalent parts.
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- Posted by Ralph Mason on June 26th, 2003
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I think some of the serial page flash from toshiba goes up to 512mb.
Ralph
- Posted by john@matrixinteriors.com on June 26th, 2003
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Atmel makes 4 megabits serial flash.
Compact flash, 4G Bytes or 32G bits.
- Posted by Ronny Svensson on June 27th, 2003
Thanks!
Ronny
