??? 10/20/06 20:41 Read: times |
#126838 - XRAM replacement Responding to: ???'s previous message |
If you have FLASH to throw away, better make it a XRAM replacement. As Erik said, 64k code is enough. Make sure however, that various size internal code memory can be mapped, to support partial external code memories schemes, if replacing older chips is primary concern.
For the flash as data memory to be useful, simultaneous write-while-fetch is a must (in different flash pages of course), fast erase/write time is a bonus. Pages have to be small enough (128 bytes is fine) and a shadowing scheme mimicking bitwise write such as in the AT89C51RD2 is a huge help. Endurance should be in bold double size letters in the datasheet - see Erik's comment... :-) Jan Waclawek |