Hi,
I am using T2080 in my application, I planned to interface a following MT29F64G08AFAAAWP-ITZ:A NAND memory to the IFC bus of T2080. My NAND memory has dual die & which is supporting two chips select pins & two redy/busy pins how to interface this device with T2080 ? clarifications is required on pinout mappings.
Note: FPGA is planned to use for level translation 1.8v to 3.3V
Regards,
Rajesh.S
Dual die NAND memory with separate chip selects and R/B signals can be controled by two IFC memory banks.
Connections are quite straigtforward (banks CS1# and CS2# are assumed).
IFC_CS1# CE#
IFC_CS2# CE2#
IFC_RB1# R/B# //pullup to OVDD
IFC_RB2# R/B2# //pullup to OVDD
IFC_CLE CLE
IFC_ALE ALE
IFC_WE0# WE#
IFC_OE# RE#
IFC_AD[0:7] DQ[7:0] //reversed
IFC_WP1# WP# //TSOP package provides single WP signal, other
//packages provide separate WP signals.
Note1: 1.8v to 3.3V level translation is not shown.
Note2: Some signals have special requirments (IFC_WE0, IFC_OE, IFC_WP0 nust not be pulled down during reset). See datasheet Table 1 for details.
Note3: IFC_AD[0:7] buffer should be controlled by IFC_TE (enable) and IFC_BCTL (direction) signals.
Have a great day,
Pavel
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Hi,
Thanks for the update, In my case I am using CS3# & CS4# for the NAND flash(CS 0:2 is assigned for NOR flash & FPGA) then shall I use IFC_RB3# & IFC_RB4# ?
Regards,
Rajesh
Please, refer to T2080RM Sections 13.2.1.1 and 13.2.1.2
T2080 provides four signals RB[0:3]#. RB3# combines protection for chip selects 3-7.
In your case, CS3 and CS4 will share the same signal RB3#.
If you want higher performance solution then it is preferable to allocate CS[2:3] for NAND and move FPGA to CS4.
Have a great day,
Pavel
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