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Hi,
I have attached a document which explains how read and write operation will take place when ADSP#, ADSC# and ADV# are permanently connected to certain logic levels.
I hope this would be useful to you.
Regards,
Asha
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I'm also interested in knowing how the SRAM behaves with the ADSP and ADSC pins tied low. But, I can't not see any attachment in the previous post. Can someone please repeat the answer.
Thanks,
Steve
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Hi,
When /ADSP and /ADSC are both asserted, only /ADSP is recognised. Therefore if both pins are tied low, then only ADSP is recognised.
Regards,
Dev
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Hi,
I stumbled across this post because I was researching how /ADSP and /ADSC work. I need to replace asynchronous sram with synchronous in an existing design and I do not have enough spare pins to feed these pins. I also do not need the burst feature.
Is my understanding correct that when /ADSP is tied low I can just apply addresses to the address bus and read/write data with the usual control pins I got from my asynchronous SRAM?
@asha I can't see any attached document..