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I have in my project S25FL064LABM memory, and I need a memory with more space (128MB or 256MB).
I use the memory with QSPI protocol .
The Speed version "AB" in 128 and 256 memory it isn't present.
My question is: Can I replace the S25FL064LABM (108 MHz) memory with S25FL128LAGM (133MHz) whitout changing anything in the hw and in the sw ?
They are 100% compatible ?
Thanks
Stefano
Show LessHello, I'm a student studying memory in south Korea.
Looking at Infineon's memory, I have a question about wear leveling of Standard SPI Nor Flash memory.
I wonder how many erase cycle should be done to initiate wear leveling function.
Thank you.
Show LessLooking for an IBIS model for S25FL512SAGMFIG13
Can we operate the component S76HS512TC0BHB013 in SPI/QSPI mode.
Hello,
Can you please give me access to Spansion flash file system code and sample ? I use Spansion and Cypress flash storage for various projects. Please send me an email.
Thank you !
Show LessHi all,
our board is equipped with a S70GL02GS 2Gbit NOR FLASH and a NXP T2080 processor.
We address two 256Mbyte physical banks (in this description I report the physical addresses we use ) divided in 4 128Mbyte logical banks connected to CS0 and CS2 as depicted in the following scheme:
CS2 Bank0 0xe0000000 -----------------------------------------------
128MByte
Bank1 0xe8000000 -----------------------------------------------
128MByte
CS0 Bank0 0xF0000000 -----------------------------------------------
128MByte
Bank1 0xF8000000 -----------------------------------------------
128Mbyte
----------------------------------------------- 0xffffffff (end of addressing)
On each bank we mount a filesystem (TFF0,TFF1,TFF2,TFFS3).
For CS0 we have TFF0 and TFF1, and each file system has a 64MByte dimension because these banks contain the reset word and the BootRom.
Our board boots (as written in the HW configuration of the T2080) from CS0 (thus from now on we will ignore CS2).
BootRom is written in the NOR memory starting from 0xfff00100 physical address and if we dump here we find the correct BootRom.
Here I attach the screenshot of the non corrupted memory:
see FIG1_not corrupted_NOR
When everything goes OK the micro T2080 boots correctly and the first instruction is found at the end of the bootRom. Thus at the address 0xfffffffC we find 0x4bff804.
On the other hand when the NOR flash is corrupted, the same part of the memory (size 131Kbyte = 0x20000) from address 0xFFFE0000 to address 0xFFFFFFFF, is erased (0xFFFF values written) as depicted in the following
see FIG2_corrupted_NOR
This fact (the deletion of the correct values in the physical address range 0xFFFE0000 + 0xFFFFFFFF of the NOR FLASH obtained by writing 0xFFFF in that address range) happens often.
Could be a spurious signal issue?
Could be a spurious signal on the reset input of the flash?
Coul be something else?
Thank you for your answers.
Massimo
Hi,
May I know the availability/life cycle of S29GL032N90BFA030 flash IC?
If it is no longer available ,could you please suggest an equivalent part for it along with the lead time.
Thanks
Show LessIs the S25FL127SABMFI100 different from the S25FL064LABMFI010 in terms of chip structure, package material, factory, etc.?
I couldn't find QTP, so I asked a question.
Show LessHello dear support,
Kindly ask you to help me with decoding date code for this part:
S25FL064LABMFI013
DC on package: 902JJ018
Also, if there is any user guide how to decode this by myself next time?
Waiting for your answer, thank in advance.
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