2025-04-09 2:25 AM - last edited on 2025-04-09 2:26 AM by Andrew Neil
Hello All,
M95256-A125 chip is used as external EEPROM for our automotive product .
The product is in field use & recently some field issues are reported
On analyzing field return unit , it's found that the most of the data in EEP chip is either corrupted or in erased .
Thanks
2025-04-09 2:29 AM
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@SaraB wrote:
- What are the possible cases where such erasing / corruption can occur
Software faults/misbehaviour; hardware issues.
@SaraB wrote:
- Does any environmental conditions can cause this problem
Possibly.
Are you sure that the product remains within the chip's environmental specs?
"environmental" effects could include EMI/EMC, poor power supply, etc ...
2025-04-10 11:23 PM
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for the info
The chip was with in the environmental specs.
Could you elaborate the probable use case of Software faults/misbehaviour , hardware issues.
2025-04-11 12:11 AM
@SaraB wrote:The chip was with in the environmental specs.
How are you sure of that?
Automotive is a notoriously harsh environment.
@SaraB wrote:Could you elaborate the probable use case of Software faults/misbehaviour
Software which incorrectly writes to the memory, or writes incorrect data, or accidentally/incorrectly erases the device.
These could be due to design flaws, implementation flaws, or both.
You need to debug your software.
@SaraB wrote:hardware issues.
Noise; interference; unstable power; brownouts; etc ...