Hi,
Is there a recommended method for storing data that is persistent though a reset? We have been storing data at high ram but this is not working reliably.
Thanks,
Jose
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Hi,
Is there a recommended method for storing data that is persistent though a reset? We have been storing data at high ram but this is not working reliably.
Thanks,
Jose
Hello Jose,
The flash bank 7 can be used as an emulated EEPROM (FEE). You can save the data to EEPROM. The size of bank 7 is 64KB, and the FEE algorithm requires at least 2 virtual sectors for storing the data, so the maximum size of each virtual sector is 32KB. If your data is more than 32KB, you can program the data to flash ban0 or bank using F021 flash API.
Hi QJ,
With regards to flash bank 7, it is my understanding that there is a maximum number of write cycles, so we would prefer to keep this as a back up option. Are there any alternatives to this?
Thanks,
Jose
Hello Jose,
The Write/erase cycles with 15-year Data Retention requirement is 100K for Bank 7, and 1K for Bank0/1.