2019-04-29 04:20 AM
2019-04-29 05:07 AM
No, it means you can have at least two NAND devices, which access blocks like a hard drive and can be VERY large, ie hundreds of GB if you find the right parts and write the drivers.
2019-04-29 05:07 AM
No, it means you can have at least two NAND devices, which access blocks like a hard drive and can be VERY large, ie hundreds of GB if you find the right parts and write the drivers.
2019-04-29 09:30 AM
One could also sub-divide the decoding within the bank to allow for more devices.
Current trends however are towards using eMMC devices via the SDIO/SDMMC interfaces, which both reduces the pin count, and standardizes the land pattern for the memory devices. It also simplifies/offloads the complexity of block management, correction, etc to the eMMC controller on the memory chip.
2019-04-29 09:37 AM
Ok Thanks. I need to add a 16 Gbyte NAND memory for my PCB that contains STM32F407VGT6
to use it to store data in an industrial application.
2019-05-01 01:02 PM
For long term availability and multiple suppliers, the eMMC route is a safer bet.