Hi,
My customers want to know the flash life of the MSP430F6726A. Datasheet say "Program and erase endurance 10^4~10^5".
Is there a record of standard deviation?
Regards,
Rei
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Hi,
My customers want to know the flash life of the MSP430F6726A. Datasheet say "Program and erase endurance 10^4~10^5".
Is there a record of standard deviation?
Regards,
Rei
Hello,
I found this in the Debugging Flash Issues on the MSP430 Family of Microcontrollers app note.
Flash endurance is a measure of the number of erase and write cycles that a flash array can achieve while retaining data integrity. Endurance on MSP430 MCUs is specified to be a minimum of 10000 read/write cycles, but they typically fulfill 100000 read/write cycles. MSP430 Flash Memory Characteristics provides a detailed description of flash endurance and the factors that affect this specification.
If your application is at risk of pushing the limits of flash endurance, consider writing a flash wear leveling algorithm or switching to one of TI's FRAM-based MSP430 microcontrollers.
Regards,
James
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