OK, anyone have any experience with the Cypress 128 k Byte ram chip CY7C109B-15VC (Digi-Key = CY7C109B-15VXC) Sure, overkill (15 nSec) if I only need 1/4 that RAM, but available for a few dollars. Peter Peter Gargano wrote: > Quick question to someone who has done this recently - the last time I > used SRAM on a micro, I used 6116 and 6164 memory (actually more > recently I used 4164 DRAMs with a Z80!) ... > > I can certainly spend time looking at the data sheet to work this out, > but on a Mega64 or 128, using external memory, if I'm running a 16 Mhz > clock with a 74AHC373 address latch, .. > > 1. what speed SRAM will I need for zero wait states? > > 2. What generally available 32 k byte or larger SRAM chip are > generally available these days? I'm assuming the 62256 SMD chips that > are readily found on many 10 year old PCBs (HDDs, etc.) are now very > hard to source, and certainly unwise to use in a new design.
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Re: [AVR-Chat] Mega-64/128 SRAM 0 wait state requirements?
2006-03-10 by Peter Gargano
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