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Footprint / Landpattern of an SRAM?
Where can i get recommended footprint / Landpattern for standard packages?
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09/12/12
Why do your address pins not match Samsungs or other vendors?
Parts by other vendors are obsolete. In the Cypress equivalent part the address and data lines are different. Can i use Cypress part without changes in firmware?
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04/16/12
Vss and Vcc clarification
Which pin is ground: Vcc or Vss?
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03/13/12
Floating data input on CMOS SRAM
I used a SRAM which has a x32 configuration and now I am forced to use a x36 configuration. I have the 4 unused inputs floating. Is this okay?
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03/13/12
Do Address pins have internal Pull-up or Pull-down circuits?
Do you have internal pullups or pulldowns on your address pins so that they may be left floating?
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03/13/12
Do you have Land Patterns or layouts
Do you have a recommended land pattern for my Cypress device?
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03/13/12
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What does the 'T' at the end of some part numbers mean?
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03/13/12
How to Submit Parts for FA
How can I send a device in for failure analysis?
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03/13/12
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of Cypress Parts
How do I find Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) of Cypress parts?
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09/08/11
Semaphore Value in Asynchronous Dual-Ports
- What are the uses of Semaphore latches? - How are semaphore values read on the I/O bus?
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06/27/11
cross-section drawings and thickness ?
Where do I Request a cross-section drawing with layers labeled and nominal thickness that can be identified?
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06/26/11
SRAM Environmental Testing
Where is the environmental and mechanical testing data available.
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06/20/11
FIFOs vs Dual-ports
When is a FIFO used instead of a dual port? How do I select between a FIFO and dual-port for my application?
(3/5) by 1 user
06/11/11
Aggregate bandwidth and throughput of synchronous dual-ports
- How do you calculate bandwidth with dual-ports? - What is the throughput of a particular dual-port?
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06/11/11
Using multiple devices to create a wider data path for synchronous dual port SRAM's
How can multiple dual-port devices be combined to create a wider data path? Can I width cascade multiple dual-ports? How would I set up the dual-port for width expansion?
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06/11/11
Depth and width expansion affect on board-level timing
How does memory depth and width expansion affect board-level timing?
(5/5) by 1 user
06/11/11
CY7C08xxV Read Cycle Latency
- Why is there no FT/PL pin in some of the synchronous dual-ports? - What is the latency associated with read operations?
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06/11/11
Battery backed solutions for CY7C08xxV dual-ports
Why is the standby current rating (Isb) on these 2Mb (CY7C0851V) and 4Mb (CY7C0852V) dual-ports so high compared to the 1Mb devices? I would expect the difference in Isb to be fairly linear, but it is, in fact, several orders of magnitude greater. (10 mA vs. 10-50uA). The complication comes in looking for a battery backup switcher. I've found none of these power monitors can handle >150uA of standby current. Does Cypress have an battery backed solution available for these high-density dual-ports?
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06/11/11
Simultaneous access in synchronous dual-ports
- Can I write to the dual-port at the same time from both ports? - What happens when I read and write to the same location at the same time? - What happens if I read from the same location at the same time? - If both ports are running off the same clock how may clock cycles after I write can I initiate a read from the same address?
(4/5) by 1 user
06/11/11
Read-Back of Internal Address Counters for synchronous dual port SRAM's
- How can one see the current state of the internal counter? - Is there a way to check the state the burst counter? - Is address readback different for the CY7C08x1V / CY7C08x2V devices?
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06/11/11
Unused OE# and CE1 Pins
If I am not going to use these pins, what should I do with them?
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06/11/11
VSS vs. VSSQ for synchronous dual port SRAM's
What is the difference between VSSQ versus VSS in the datasheet?
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06/11/11
Burst Counter Operation and chip disabled for synchronous dual port SRAM's
If I do a read or write of a number of words and I use the internal counter (ie load the counter start address on the first word and then count after that), but I only give a CE (chip enable) every other clock; will I read data from consecutive address locations every other clock? An example: For a burst read -- first clock load counter, second clock do nothing, third clock give chip enable and read first data, fourth clock do nothing, fifth clock give chip enable and read second data (next one in memory after first), sixth clock do nothing, seventh clock give chip enable and read third data, etc. Note that output enable and counter enable will always be active. Could you confirm this for me?
(5/5) by 1 user
06/11/11
Read and Write with Single Internal Counter for Synchronous Dual port SRAM's
What happens if we write on one clock cycle with ADS#, CE# and CNTEN# all low (i.e. load the address counter) and then, on the next cycle we read without ADS# but with CNTEN# (i.e. increment the counter). Will the address we read from be one higher than the one we loaded in the first cycle?
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06/11/11
Timing relationship of OE# to the dual-port
What is the timing relationship between OE# and CE# in synchronous Dual Ports? - How is the output enable signal connected to the clocks?
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06/11/11
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