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'>16Kbit serial EEPROMS?'
1996\11\02@141552
by
Matthew Mucker
My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one. I think I have to
go serial, 'cuz there aren't enough pins on a '54 to address a whole word
of external memory without a lot of support circuitry, which would add a
lot of cost.
Thanks-Matt
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1996\11\02@150419
by
Ian Stirling
|
>
> My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
> more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
> wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
> that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one. I think I have to
Xicor's serial flash may be interesting, up to 64kbit I think, try
http://www.xicor.com/
{Quote hidden}> go serial, 'cuz there aren't enough pins on a '54 to address a whole word
> of external memory without a lot of support circuitry, which would add a
> lot of cost.
>
> Thanks-Matt
>
>
> "DOS Computers manufactured by companies such as IBM, Compaq, Tandy, and
> millions of others are by far the most popular, with about 70 million
> machines in use wordwide. Macintosh fans, on the other hand, may note that
> cockroaches are far more numerous than humans, and that numbers alone do
> not denote a higher life form."
>
--
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AKA Caeser, Bolonewbie. | With information on the PDA I'm making.
1996\11\02@151913
by
Byron A Jeff
>
> My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
> more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
> wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
> that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one.
Microchips 24X65 are 64Kbit parts and are addressable so that 8 of them
can live on a 2 bit I2C bus. thats 64KBytes for about $40. and 2 IO pins.
>I think I have to
> go serial, 'cuz there aren't enough pins on a '54 to address a whole word
> of external memory without a lot of support circuitry, which would add a
> lot of cost.
Check out digikey at http://www.digikey.com
BAJ
1996\11\03@032419
by
Dorin Dogaroiu
|
Try 24C65 ( made by Microchip and others ) which has an IIC
interface and also has pins for selecting the address of the chip,
so you can use multiple chips on the same IIC bus ( I don't
remember exactly but I think that you can use 8 chips ). IIC
routines for PICs you can find in AN541 and AN555 from Microchip.
Best regards,
Dorin
{Quote hidden}>My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
>more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
>wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
>that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one. I think I have to
>go serial, 'cuz there aren't enough pins on a '54 to address a whole word
>of external memory without a lot of support circuitry, which would add a
>lot of cost.
>
>Thanks-Matt
>
>
> "DOS Computers manufactured by companies such as IBM, Compaq, Tandy, and
>millions of others are by far the most popular, with about 70 million
>machines in use wordwide. Macintosh fans, on the other hand, may note that
>cockroaches are far more numerous than humans, and that numbers alone do
>not denote a higher life form."
>
1996\11\04@092825
by
Wireless Scientific
|
At 2:22 PM 11/2/96, Matthew Mucker wrote:
>My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
>more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
>wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
>that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one. I think I have to
>go serial, 'cuz there aren't enough pins on a '54 to address a whole word
>of external memory without a lot of support circuitry, which would add a
>lot of cost.
National make a 8Mbit serial flash part. check their site.
craig
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1996\11\04@092829
by
Wireless Scientific
|
At 3:02 PM 11/2/96, Ian Stirling wrote:
>>
>> My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
>> more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
>> wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
>> that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one. I think I have to
>
>
>Xicor's serial flash may be interesting, up to 64kbit I think, try
>http://www.xicor.com/
I've prototyped the XICOR 24F128 connected to a '73. It worked fine with a
CCS compiled C program.
craig
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Wireless Scientific, Inc.
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Building 100, Suite 105
Amelia Island, FL 32034
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1996\11\04@093654
by
Wireless Scientific
At 3:19 PM 11/2/96, Byron A Jeff wrote:
>>
>> My next project would need a lot of EEPROM-- I figure about 2Kbytes, but
>> more would be nice. National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was
>> wondering if there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than
>> that, wnd what the approximate cost is in units of one.
>
>Microchips 24X65 are 64Kbit parts and are addressable so that 8 of them
>can live on a 2 bit I2C bus. thats 64KBytes for about $40. and 2 IO pins.
National's new 8Mbit serial part costs around $20.
1996\11\04@121032
by
John Magrane (IsMail)
>>National Semi makes 16Kbit serial EEPROMS, but I was wondering if
>>>there were any serial EEPROM devices out there larger than that, wnd
>what the approximate cost is in units of one.
Microchip makes serial eeproms up to 64kbits. The 24C65 is $2.64 is
single units in DIP.
John Magrane
Field Apps Eng
Bell Industries
408 734-8570
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