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Problem with the maximum size of flash memory in TMS320C6713B

Problem with the maximum size of flash memory in TMS320C6713B

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Keven74263
Posted by Keven74263
on Apr 16 2012 09:24 AM
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Hi,
   all.
   I am doing my project with TMS320C6713B(PYP 208-PIN), I want to connect a Flash memory to EMIF(16-bit in PYP Package),can I use a flash of 2Mx8-Bit/1Mx16-Bit?
   Or the maximum size of the flash should only be 1Mx8-Bit/512Kx16-Bit? Why?
   Thank you.

C6713B flash EMIF
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  • Sam Kuzbary
    Posted by Sam Kuzbary
    on Apr 16 2012 12:25 PM
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    Greetings,

    Just like in the DSK6713, you can connect a large FLASH and use your CPLD/FPGA to implement a Page Register control that will allow you to access it in full, so long that you reset this Page Register into the space that contain your start-up.

    Good Luck,

    Sam

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  • Keven74263
    Posted by Keven74263
    on Apr 16 2012 13:37 PM
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    Hello,

        Sam.

        If I do not use any CPLD/FPGA , just directly connect TMS320C6713B(PYP- 16-bit of EMIF), should the memory be limited below 1M bytes? Thank you. 

     

    Sam Kuzbary

    Greetings,

    Just like in the DSK6713, you can connect a large FLASH and use your CPLD/FPGA to implement a Page Register control that will allow you to access it in full, so long that you reset this Page Register into the space that contain your start-up.

    Good Luck,

    Sam

    C6713B flash
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  • Sam Kuzbary
    Posted by Sam Kuzbary
    on Apr 16 2012 13:46 PM
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    Greetings,

    If that is your choice, then find some I/O pins on the device that can be used as GPIO with Pull Down or Pull Up, so that you can access your Boot application, then once loaded, you can change these GPIO and access the remainder of the FLASH.

    Good Luck,

    Sam

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