BR93L□□-W Series, 93A□□-WM Series, BR93H□□-WC Series
Technical Note
○ERASE, ERAL
Start bit
1bit
Ope code
2bit
Address *1
6bit
a
9 Rise of clock*2
SK
89
DI
1/2
tE/W
A1
A0
Enlarged figure
(In the case of BR93L46-W/A46-WM)
b
a:From start bit to 9 clock rise*2
Cancel by CS=“L”
b:9 clock rise and after*2
Cancellation is not available by any means. If Vcc is made OFF in this area,
designated address data is not guaranteed, therefore write once again.
And when SK clock is input continuously, cancellation is not available.
*1 Address is 8 bits in BR93L56-W/A56-WM, BR93L66-W/A66-WM
Address is 10 bits in BR93L76-W/A76-WM
*2 11 clocks in BR93L56-W/A56-WM, BR93L66-W/A66-WM
13 clocks in BR93L76-W/A76-WM
Start bit
1bit
Ope code
2bit
a
Address *1
10bit
b
13 Rise of clock *2
SK
12 13 14 15
DI D1
a
b
c
Enlarged figure
tE/W
(In the case of BR93L86-W/A86-WM)
c
a:From start bit to 13 clock rise
Cancel by CS=“L”
b:13 clock rise and after
Cancellation is not available by any means. If Vcc is made OFF in this area,
designated address data is not guaranteed, therefore write once again.
c:14 clock rise and after
Cancel by CS=“L”
However, when write is started in b area (CS is ended), cancellation is not
available by any means.
And when SK clock is output continuously is not available.
Note 1) If Vcc is made OFF in this area, designated address data is
not guaranteed, therefore write once again.
Note 2) If CS is started at the same timing as that of the SK rise,
write execution/cancel becomes unstable, therefore, it is
recommended to fail in SK=”L” area.
As for SK rise, recommend timing of tCSS/tCSH or higher.
Fig.68 ERASE, ERAL cancel available timing
2) At standby
○Standby current
When CS is “L”, SK input is “L”, DI input is “H”, and even with middle electric potential, current does not increase.
○Timing
As shown in Fig.69, when SK at standby is “H”, if CS is started, DI status may be read at the rise edge.
At standby and at power ON/OFF, when to start CS, set SK input or DI input to “L” status. (Refer to Fig.70)
CS=SK=DI=”H”
Wrong recognition as a start bit
If CS is started when SK=”L” or DI=”L”, a start
bit is recognized correctly.
CS
Start bit input
SK
DI
CS
Start bit input
SK
DI
Fig.69 Wrong action timing
Fig.70 Normal action timing
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