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| Bassi |
 Posted 17-03-2003 at 20:54 |
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Is there someone woking with external SRAM attached to the uPSD3234 ?.
I´m having some dificulties to understand how to make A12 to A15 lines available outside the uPSD chip.
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| DiDiDuDu |
 Posted 18-03-2003 at 03:00 |
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if some addresses are not used In uPsd32××, you can use the remainder address to link other IC not affect the uPsd32××'s register. 
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| sjh |
Posted 18-03-2003 at 15:09 |
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Hi,
You need to use PSD outputs, PB, PC etc
Configure a pin each for A12, A13, A14, A15 as chipselect, active high.
Then in the next part, Chip Select Equations, enter the signal for the chip select in the Logical AND box
example:
A12 , no start address, no end address, a12 in the Logical AND box
hope this helps
Simon
[ This message was edited by: sjh on 12-11-2003 16:20 ]
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| uPSD |
 Posted 19-03-2003 at 18:49 |
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Address lines a12 - a15 used for the xRAM can be brought out externally by using ports pb0 - pb3 of the uPSD. Just set these pin to "Combinatorial" CPLD output, then write an I/O Logic equation for each of the a12-a15 pins, (e.g. a12_x=a12, a12 output enable=Vcc). After the *.obj is loaded to your uPSD, pb0 will become your address line, a12. 
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| ButhoCakhil |
 Posted 24-04-2003 at 09:24 |
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Dear all,
Any hints how to protect external SRAM attached to uPSD in data retention mode (battery backup mode)?
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External SRAM on uPSD3234