??? 01/17/05 16:23 Read: times |
#85109 - 512k ONLY? :-) Responding to: ???'s previous message |
OK, so 512k+ that makes a BIG difference!
SRAMs 512k x8 in TSSOP32 are lying around in piles! :-) We use Samsung K6T4008 in volume, but there is a lot of other manufacturers of the very same, e.g. MoselVitelic, BSI, Toshiba, Renesas, Hynix - to mention only a few. You can even have a 32Mbit (=4MB x8) SRAMs these days. The only issue is that they mabe have more pins than you may want to connect directly, but than I would do with one or two 74HC574 for the high address register rather than a shift register. As for SW refresh of a SDRAM, if you have an "on chip boot code", this could also possibly take care of the refresh. Nevertheless, using a SDRAM or any other DRAM might be a pain with '51 - they are simply not intended to be used in this way; although no doubt solution exists, but I wouldn't go for that at all. Jan Waclawek |
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