2025-06-03 11:34 PM - last edited on 2026-02-04 7:43 AM by mƎALLEm
Hello ,
I'm desining a PCB for the H7S7 and the PSRAM on the discovery board is : APS256XXN-OBR-BG
But it seems to be NRND.
Can you confirm that this chip can be used in remplacement ?
APS256XXN-OBx9
https://www.apmemory.com/en/downloadFiles/0325021716tb786912
Thanks
2025-06-10 9:22 AM
Hello @Hamady ;
To check whether a device is supported by the XSPI interface, you need to refer to the device datasheet. Then, check the command format and order shared in the device datasheet must be aligned with the command format and order mentioned in the STM32 reference.
For more XSPI tips and tricks, I recommend you to look at Overall FAQs for QUADSPI/OCTOSPI/HSPI/XSPI - STMicroelectronics Community
Thank you.
Kaouthar
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2026-02-04 3:28 AM
Hi,
Please use APS256XXN-OB9-BG, this is latest device revision (highest speed grade covering all previous) for this PSRAM family and fully compatible with STM32H7S7 without any change, (as well as all other STM32 supporting OPI). See attached some more comment and recommendation.
Thanks
Alex
2026-02-04 7:40 AM
Hi @Alex - APMemory
Thanks for the info
I'm happy to report that we used APS256XXN-OB9-BG with succes in our custom pcb
Concerning the doc you shared is there any modification to be done in Cube MX
Thanks
2026-02-04 7:59 AM
Good to and thanks for the confirmation using the "OB9" version successfully
you can use the "OBR" & "OB9" version with the same configuration.
The report is advising a second point, which is the recommendation to use the CSBOUND function, rather the RBX read option (row boundary crossing). if your SW is already done, no need to change, but if not, this is a better habit to take.
Cross-page access: Method 1: By PSRAM RBX(Row Boundary Crossing) feature if available
Single-page access: Method 2: By controller page-boundary setting if available => RECOMMENDED