Preliminary 256K X 16 CMOS DYNAMIC RAM WITH EDO PAGE MODE
Document Title
256K X 16 CMOS DYNAMIC RAM WITH EDO PAGE MODE
Revision History
Rev. No. History Issue Date Remark
0.0 Initial issue June 13, 2001 Preliminary
0.1 Modify AC data April 26, 2002
0.2 Modify DC data and all parts guarantee self-refresh mode June 10, 2002
0.3 Delete -30,-40 grade and add -25 grade August 20, 2002
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A428316 Series
Preliminary 256K X 16 CMOS DYNAMIC RAM WITH EDO PAGE MODE
Features
n Organization: 262,144 words X 16 bits
n Part Identification
- A428316 (512 Ref.)
n Single 5.0V power supply/built-in VBB generator
n Low power consumption
- Operating: 110mA (-25 max)
- Standby: 2.5mA (TTL), 1.0mA (CMOS)
1.0mA (Self-refresh current)
n High speed
- 25/35 ns RAS access time
- 12/17 ns column address access time
- 8/10 ns CAS access time
- 12/16 ns EDO Page Mode Cycle Time
General Description
The A428316 is a new generation randomly accessed
memory for graphics, organized in a 262,144-word by 16bit configuration. This product can execute Byte Write
and Byte Read operation via two
CAS
pins.
The A428316 offers an accelerated Fast Page Mode
Pin Configuration
nnSOJ nn TSOP
VCC
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
VCC
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
NC
NC
WE
RAS
NC
VCC
40
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
A428316S
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
A0
16
A1
17
A2
18
19
A3
20
VSS
39
I/O15
I/O14
38
37
I/O13
36
I/O12
35
VSS
34
I/O11
33
I/O10
32
I/O9
31
I/O8
30
NC
LCAS
29
UCAS
28
OE
27
26
A8
25
A7
A6
24
23
A5
A4
22
21
VSS
VCC
I/O0
I/O1
I/O2
I/O3
VCC
I/O4
I/O5
I/O6
I/O7
NC
NC
WE
RAS
NC
VCC
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
A428316V
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
A0
18
A1
19
A2
20
21
A3
22
VSS
44
43
I/O15
I/O14
42
41
I/O13
40
I/O12
39
VSS
38
I/O11
37
I/O10
36
I/O9
35
I/O8
32
NC
31
LCAS
30
UCAS
29
OE
28
A8
27
A7
A6
26
25
A5
A4
24
VSS
23
n Industrial operating temperature range: -40°C to 85°C
for -U
n Fast Page Mode with Extended Data Out
n Separate
CAS
(
UCAS
,
LCAS
) for byte selection
n 512 Refresh Cycle in 8ms
n Read-modify-write, RAS -only, CAS -before- RAS ,
Hidden refresh capability
n TTL-compatible, three-state I/O
n JEDEC standard packages
- 400mil, 40-pin SOJ
- 400mil, 40/44 TSOP type II package
This allow random access of up to 512 words within a row
at a 83/62 MHz EDO cycle, making the A428316 ideally
suited for graphics, digital signal processing and high
performance computing systems.
cycle with a feature called Extended Data Out (EDO).
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Selection Guide
Symbol Description -25 -35 Unit
tRAC
tAAMaximum Column Address Access Time 12 17 ns
tCAC
tOEA
tRCMinimum Read or Write Cycle Time 44 62 ns
tPCMinimum EDO Cycle Time 12 16 ns
Maximum RAS Access Time
Maximum CAS Access Time
Maximum Output Enable (OE) Access Time
25 35 ns
8 10 ns
8 10 ns
Functional Description
The A428316 reads and writes data by multiplexing an 18bit address into a 9-bit row and 9-bit column address.
and
RAS
column address, respectively.
The A428316 has two
I/O7, and
function in an identical manner to
generate an internal
timing are determined by the first
LCAS
Byte Read and Byte Write are controlled by using
and
UCAS
A Read cycle is performed by holding the WE signal high
during RAS/
holding the WE signal low during RAS /
the input data is latched by the falling edge of WE or
, whichever occurs later. The data inputs and outputs
CAS
are routed through 16 common I/O pins, with RAS,
WE and OE controlling the in direction.
EDO Page Mode operation all 512 columns within a
selected row to be randomly accessed at a high data rate.
A EDO Page Mode cycle is initiated with a row address
latched by RAS followed by a column address latched by
) to transition low and by the last to transition high.
controls I/O8 - I/O15,
signal. The
CAS
LCAS
CAS
controls I/O0-
UCAS
and
LCAS
in that either will
function and
CAS
(
CAS
UCAS
or
LCAS
separately.
operation. A Write cycle is executed by
CAS
operation;
CAS
CAS
can be toggled to
CAS
The A428316 offers an accelerated Fast Page Mode cycle
through a feature called Extended Data Out, which keeps
the output drivers on during the
Since data can be output after
not required to wait for valid data to appear before starting
the next access cycle. Data-out will remain valid as long as
RAS and OE are low, and WE is high; this is the only
characteristic which differentiates Extended Data Out
operation from a standard Read or Fast Page Read.
A memory cycle is terminated by returning both RAS and
high. Memory cell data will retain its correct state by
CAS
maintaining power and accessing all 512 combinations of
the 9-bit row addresses, regardless of sequence, at least
once every 8ms through any RAS cycle (Read, Write) or
RAS Refresh cycle (RAS-only, CBR, or Hidden). The CBR
Refresh cycle automatically controls the row addresses by
invoking the refresh counter and controller.
precharge time (tcp).
CAS
goes high, the user is
CAS
Power-On
The initial application of the VCC supply requires a 200 µs
,
wait followed by a minimum of any eight initialization cycles
containing a RAS clock. During Power-On, the VCC
current is dependent on the input levels of RAS and
It is recommended that RAS and
be held at a valid VIH during Power-On to avoid current
surges.
track with VCC or
CAS
CAS
.
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Block Diagram
OE
UCAS
LCAS
A0 - A8
RAS
WE
CAS Clock
Generator
Column
Address
Buffers
Refresh
Counter &
Controller
Row
Address
Buffers
RAS Clock
Generator
AY0 - AY8
AX0 - AX8
WE Clock
Generator
ROW DECODER
512
.
.
.
.
.
.
Generator
Column Decoders
Sense Amplifiers
. .
Memory Array
512 x 512 x 16
512 x 16
. .
OE Clock
Data I/O
Buffers
I/O
to
I/O
VCC
VSS
0
15
Recommended Operating Conditions (Ta = 0°C to +70°C or -40°C to +85°C)
Symbol Description Min. Typ. Max. Unit Notes
VCC Power Supply 4.5 5.0 5.5 V 1
VSS Input High Voltage 0.0 0.0 0.0 V 1
VIHInput High Voltage 2.4 - VCC + 1.0 V 1
VILInput Low Voltage -0.5 - 0.8 V 1
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Truth Table
Function
Standby H H H X X X High-Z
Read: Word L L L H L Row/Col. Data Out
Read: Lower Byte L H L H L Row/Col. I/O0-7 = Data Out
Read: Upper Byte L L H H L Row/Col. I/O0-7 = High-Z
Write: Word L L L L H Row/Col. Data In
Write: Lower Byte L H L L H Row/Col. I/O0-7 = Data In
Stresses above those listed under "Absolute Maximum
Ratings" may cause permanent damage to this device.
These are stress ratings only. Functional operation of
this device at these or any other conditions above
those indicated in the operational sections of these
specification is not implied or intended. Exposure to
the absolute maximum rating conditions for extended
periods may affect device reliability.
DC Electrical Characteristics (VCC = 5.0V ± 10%, VSS = 0V, Ta = 0°C to +70°C or -40°C to +85°C)
-25 -35 Unit Test Conditions Notes Symbol Parameter
Min. Max. Min. Max.
IILInput Leakage Current -5 +5 -5 +5
IOLOutput Leakage Current -5 +5 -5 +5
ICC1Operating Power Supply
Current
- 115 - 105 mA
µA 0V ≤ Vin ≤ VCC
Pins not under
Test = 0V
DOUT disabled,
µA
0V ≤ Vout ≤ VCC
RAS,
UCAS,LCAS
Address cycling;
tRC = min.
and
1, 2
ICC2TTL Supply Current Supply
Current
ICC3Average Power Supply
Current, RAS Refresh
Mode
ICC4EDO Page Mode Average
Power Supply Current
ICC5
ICC6CMOS Standby Power
ICC7Self Refresh Mode Current - 1.0 - 1.0 mA
VOH2.4 - 2.4 - V IOUT = -5.0mA
VOL
CAS-before-RAS Refresh
Power Supply Current
Supply Current
Output Voltage
- 2.5 - 2.5 mA
- 115 - 105 mA
- 115 - 105 mA
- 115 - 105 mA
- 1.0 - 1.0 mA
- 0.4 - 0.4 V IOUT = 4.2mA
RAS=
UCAS=LCAS
RAS and Address cycling,
UCAS=LCAS
tRC = min.
RAS and address = VIL,
UCAS,LCAS
Address cycling;
tPC = min.
RAS and
LCAS
tRC = min.
RAS=
VCC - 0.2V
RAS=
All other input high levels
are VCC-0.2V or input low
levels are VSS +0.2V
UCAS
cycling;
UCAS=LCAS
≤VSS+0.2V
CAS
= VIH
= VIH,
and
or
=
1, 2
1
1
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A428316 Series
AC Characteristics (VCC = 5.0V ± 10%, VSS = 0V, Ta = 0°C to +70°C or -40°C to +85°C)
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Write Command to RAS Lead Time
Write Command to CAS Lead Time
Data-in Hold Time to RAS
RAS to WE Delay Time (Read-Modify-Write)
CAS to WE Delay Time (Read-Modify-Write)
7 - 10 - ns
5 - 7 - ns
22 - 31 - ns
34 - 46 - ns 11
17 - 21 - ns 11
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R
self refresh)
AC Characteristics (continued) (VCC = 5.0V ± 10%, VSS = 0V, Ta = 0°C to +70°C or -40°C to +85°C)
Test Conditions:
Input timing reference level: V
Output reference level: V
Output Load: 2TTL gate + CL (50pF)
Assumed t
T=2ns
IH/VIL=2.4V/0.8V
OH/VOL=2.0V/0.8V
#
Std
Symbol
Parameter
-25 -35
Unit Notes
Min. Max. Min. Max.
39 tAWD
Column Address to
WE Delay Time
21 - 28 - ns 11
(Read-Modify-Write)
40 tOEH
41 tOEP
OE Hold Time from WE
OE High Pulse Width
5 - 6 - ns
5 - 5 - ns
42 tPCRead or Write Cycle Time (EDO Page) 12 - 16 - ns 14
43 tCPA
44 tCP
Access Time from
CAS Precharge (EDO Page)
CAS Precharge Time
- 14 - 18 ns 13
4 - 6 - ns
45 tPCMEDO Page Mode RMW Cycle Time 32 - 40 - ns
46 tCRW
47 tRASP
48 tCSR
EDO Page Mode
CAS Pulse Width (RMW)
RAS Pulse Width (EDO Page)
CAS Setup Time (CAS -before-RAS )
24 - 30 - ns
30 200K 35 200K ns
5 - 5 - ns 3
49 tCHR
50 tRPC
51 tOEZ
52 tRASS
53 tRPS
54 tCHS
CAS Hold Time (CAS -before-RAS )
RAS to CAS Precharge Time
Output Buffer Turn-off Delay from
RAS pulse width (C-B-Rself refresh)
RAS precharge time (C-B-
CAShold time (C-B-Rself refresh)
OE
7 - 10 - ns 3
10 - 10 - ns 3
- 3 - 3 ns 8
100 - 100 -
µs
44 - 62 - ns
-50 - -50 - ns
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Notes:
1. ICC1, ICC3, ICC4, and ICC5 depend on cycle rate.
2. ICC1 and ICC4 depend on output loading. Specified values are obtained with the outputs open.
3. An initial pause of 200µs is required after power-up followed by any 8 RAS cycles before proper device operation is
achieved. In the case of an internal refresh counter, a minimum of 8 CAS-before-RAS initialization cycles instead of 8
RAS cycles are required. 8 initialization cycles are required after extended periods of bias without clocks.
4. AC Characteristics assume tT = 2ns. All AC parameters are measured with a load equivalent to two TTL loads and
50pF, VIL (min.) ≥ GND and VIH (max.) ≤ VCC.
5. VIH (min.) and VIL (max.) are reference levels for measuring timing of input signals. Transition times are measured
between VIH and VIL.
6. Operation within the tRCD (max.) limit insures that tRAC (max.) can be met. tRCD (max.) is specified as a reference
point only. If tRCD is greater than the specified tRCD (max.) limit, then access time is controlled exclusively by tCAC.
7. Operation within the tRAD (max.) limit insures that tRAC (max.) can be met. tRAD (max.) is specified as a reference
point only. If tRAD is greater than the specified tRAD (max.) limit, then access time is controlled exclusively by tAA.
8. Assumes three state test load (5pF and a 500Ω Thevenin equivalent).
9. Either tRCH or tRRH must be satisfied for a read cycle.
10. tOFF (max.) defines the time at which the output achieves the open circuit condition; it is not referenced to output
voltage levels.
11. tWCS, tWCH, tRWD, tCWD and tAWD are not restrictive operating parameters. They are included in the data sheet
as electrical characteristics only. If tWCS ≥ tWCS (min.) and tWCH ≥ tWCH (min.), the cycle is an early write cycle and data-out pins will remain open circuit, high impedance, throughout the entire cycle. If tRWD ≥ tRWD (min.) , tCWD ≥tCWD (min.) and tAWD ≥ tAWD (min.), the cycle is a read-modify-write cycle and the data out will contain data read from the selected cell. If neither of the above conditions is satisfied, the condition of the data out at access time is
indeterminate.
12. These parameters are referenced to
read-modify-write cycles.
13. Access time is determined by the longer of tAA or tCAC or tCPA.
14. tASC≥ tCP to achieve tPC (min.) and tCPA (max.) values.
UCAS
and
leading edge in early write cycles and to WE leading edge in
LCAS
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Word Read Cycle
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
ASR(10)
t
RAH(11)
t
RAD(6)
t
RCD(5)
t
CSH(8)
t
ASC(24)
t
RAS(3)
t
RC(1)
t
RAL(21)
t
CAH(25)
t
RSH(7)
t
CAS(4)
t
RP(2)
t
CRP(9)
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
Row AddressColumn Address
t
AR(17)
t
RCS(18)
t
t
AA(15)
t
RAC(13)
High-Z
t
CLZ(12)
t
CAC(14)
OEA(16)
t
t
OFF(23)
t
OEZ(51)
Valid Data-out
t
RCH(19)
RRH(20)
: High or Low
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Word Write Cycle (Early Write)
t
RC(1)
t
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
ASR(10)
t
RAH(11)
t
RAD(6)
t
RCD(5)
t
t
ASC(24)
AR(17)
t
CSH(8)
RAS(3)
t
CAH(25)
t
CAS(4)
t
RAL(21)
t
RSH(7)
t
RP(2)
t
CRP(9)
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
Row AddressColumn Address
t
WCR(29)
t
CWL(32)
t
RWL(31)
t
WP(30)
t
WCS(27)
t
DHR(35)
t
DS(33)
t
Valid Data-in
t
WCH(28)
DH(34)
: High or Low
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A428316 Series
Word Write Cycle (Late Write)
t
RC(1)
t
RAS
t
CRP(9)
t
RCD(5)
t
CSH(8)
RAS(3)
t
RSH(7)
t
RP(2)
t
CRP(9)
UCAS
LCAS
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
t
CAS(4)
t
AR(17)
t
t
ASR(10)
t
RAH(11)
RAD(6)
t
ASC(24)
t
CAH(25)
t
RAL(21)
Row AddressColumn Address
t
WCR(29)
t
t
DHR(35)
t
DS(33)
High-Z
Vaild Data-in
t
CWL(32)
OEH(40)
t
DH(34)
t
RWL(31)
t
WP(30)
: High or Low
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A428316 Series
Word Read-Modify-Write Cycle
t
RWC(36)
t
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
ASR(10)
Row AddressColumn AddressA0~A8
t
RAH(11)
t
RAD(6)
t
RCD(5)
t
AR(17)
t
ASC(24)
t
CAH(25)
RAS(3)
t
CSH(8)
t
RSH(7)
t
RP(2)
t
CRP(9)
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
High-Z
t
RCS(18)
t
RAC(13)
t
CAC(14)
t
CLZ(12)
t
AA(15)
t
RWD(37)
t
OEA(16)
t
AWD(39)
t
CWD(38)
t
OEZ(51)
t
DS(33)tDH(34)
Data-outData-in
t
CWL(32)
t
RWL(31)
t
WP(30)
t
OEH(40)
: High or Low
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EDO Page Mode Word Read Cycle
t
RAS
UCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
RCD(5)
t
CSH(8)
t
CAS(4)
RASP(47)
t
CP(44)
t
CAS(4)
t
PC(42)
t
RSH(7)
t
CAS(4)
t
RP(2)
t
CRP(9)
LCAS
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
t
CSH(8)
t
AR(16)
t
t
ASR(10)tRAH(11)
RAD(6)
t
ASC(24)
t
CAH(25)
RowColumnColumnColumn
t
t
RCS(18)
t
RAC(13)
t
AA(15)
t
CAC(14)
CAH(25)
t
OES(26)
t
CLZ(12)
t
OEA(16)
t
RCH(25)
t
CPA(43)
t
CAC(14)
t
RCS(18)
t
COH(22)
Data-outData-outData-out
t
OEP(41)
t
AA(15)
t
OEZ(51)
t
RAL(21)
t
ASC(24)
t
RCS(18)
t
OEA(16)
t
CAC(14)
t
CAH(25)
t
CLZ(12)
t
t
RRH(20)
t
OFF(23)
t
OEZ(51)
RCH(19)
: High or Low
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EDO Page Mode Early Word Write Cycle
t
RASP(47)
RAS
t
UCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
RCD(5)
CSH(8)
t
CAS(4)
t
CP(44)
t
CAS(4)
t
PC(42)
t
CP(44)
t
t
CAS(4)
RSH(7)
t
CRP(9)
t
RP(2)
LCAS
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
t
ASR(10)
t
RAL(21)
t
RAD(6)
t
RAH(11)
t
ASC(24)
RowColumnColumnA0~A8
t
CWL(32)
t
WCS(27)
t
WP(30)
t
DS(33)
t
CAH(25)
t
ASC(24)
t
WCS(27)
t
WCH(28)
t
DH(34)
t
DS(33)
Column
t
CWL(32)
t
WP(30)
t
CAH(25)
t
ASC(24)
t
t
WCH(28)
t
DH(34)
WCS(27)
t
DS(33)
t
WP(30)
t
CWL(32)
t
RWL(31)
t
CAH(25)
t
t
DH(34)
WCH(28)
Data-inData-inData-in
: High or Low
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EDO Page Mode Word Read-Modify-Write Cycle
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
ASR(10)
t
RAH(11)
t
RAD(6)
t
RCD(5)
t
CSH(8)
t
CRW(46)
t
ASC(24)
t
CAH(25)
t
CP(44)
t
RASP(47)
t
CRW(46)
t
t
ASC(24)
t
PCM(45)
CAH(25)
t
CP(44)
t
CRW(46)
t
RAL(21)
t
ASC(24)
t
RSH(7)
t
CAH(25)
t
RP(2)
t
CRP(9)
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
RowColumnColumnColumn
t
t
RCS(18)
t
RAC(13)
t
RWD(37)
t
t
AA(15)
t
CWD(38)
AWD(39)
t
OEA(16)
t
CAC(14)
t
OEZ(51)
t
OEH(40)
t
DS(33)
CWL(32)
t
WP(30)
t
CPA(43)
t
AA(15)
t
DH(34)
t
CWD(38)
t
AWD(39)
t
OEA(16)
t
OEZ(51)
t
t
t
DS(33)
CWL(32)
t
WP(30)
CPA(43)
t
AA(15)
t
DH(34)
High-Z
t
CLZ(12)
Data-out
t
CLZ(12)
Data-in
Data-out
t
CLZ(12)
Data-in
t
CWD(38)
t
AWD(39)
t
Data-out
OEA(16)
t
OEZ(51)
Data-in
t
DS(33)
t
CWL(32)
t
RWL(31)
t
WP(30)
t
DH(34)
: High or Low
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RAS Only Refresh Cycle
t
RC(1)
t
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
ASR(10)
t
CRP(9)
t
RAH(11)
RAS(3)
t
RPC(50)
t
RP(2)
A0~A8
Row
Note: WE, OE = Don't care.
CAS Before RAS Refresh Cycle
t
RP(2)
RAS
t
RPC(50)
t
CP(44)
UCAS
LCAS
t
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
OFF(23)
t
CSR(48)
t
CHR(49)
t
RAS(3)
High-Z
t
RC(1)
t
RP(2)
: High or Low
: High or LowNote: WE, OE, Address = Don't care.
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RAS
UCAS
LCAS
A0~A8
WE
tAR(17)
tCRP(9)
tASR(10)
tRCD(5)
tRAD(6)
tRAH(11)
tASC(24)
RowColumn
tRC(1)
tRAS(3)tRP(2)
tRSH(7)
tRAL(21)
tCAH(25)
tAA(15)
tRC(1)
tRAS(3)tRP(2)
tCHR(49)
tRRH(20)tRCS(18)
tCRP(9)
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
High-Z
tCLZ(12)
tRAC(13)
tOEA(16)
tCAC(14)
Valid Data-out
tOEZ(51)
tOFF(23)
: High or Low
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Hidden Refresh Cycle (Early Word Write)
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
ASR(10)
t
RAD(6)
t
RAH(11)
t
ASC(24)
t
RCD(5)
t
AR(17)
t
RAS(3)
t
RC(1)
t
RAL(21)
t
CAH(25)
t
RSH(7)
t
RP(2)
t
t
CHR(49)
RAS(3)
t
RC(1)
t
CRP(9)
t
RP(2)
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
RowColumn
t
WCS(27)
t
WP(30)
t
DS(33)
Valid Data-in
t
WCH(28)
t
DH(34)
: High or Low
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EDO Page Mode Read-Early-Write Cycle (Pseudo Read-Modify-Write)
RAS
UCAS
t
CRP(9)
t
RCD(5)
t
CSH(8)
t
CAS(4)
t
PC(42)
t
CP(44)
t
RASP(47)
t
CAS(4)
t
PC(42)
t
CP(44)
t
RSH(7)
t
CAS(4)
t
RP(2)
t
CPR(9)
LCAS
A0~A8
WE
OE
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
t
ASR(10)
t
t
RAH(11)
RAD(6)
t
ASC(24)
t
CAH(25)
t
ASC(24)
t
CAH(25)
RowColumnColumn
t
RCH(19)
t
RCS(18)
t
AA(15)
t
t
RAC(13)
t
OEA(16)
AA(15)
t
CAC(14)
t
CAP(43)
t
COH(22)
t
CAC(14)
Data-outData-outData-in
t
ASC(24)
t
WCS(27)
t
DS(33)
t
RAL(21)
t
Column
CAH(25)
t
WCH(28)
t
DH(34)
: High or Low
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Self Refresh Mode
RAS
UCAS
LCAS
t
RPC(50)
t
RP(2)
t
CP(44)
t
CSR(48)
t
RASS(52)
t
CHS(54)
t
RPS(53)
t
CRP(9)
t
ASR(10)
A0~A8
t
OFF(23)
I/O0 ~
I/O
15
Note: WE, OE = Don't care.
n Self Refresh Mode.
a. Entering the Self Refresh Mode:
The A428316 Self Refresh Mode is entered by using CAS before RAS cycle and holding RAS and CAS signal “low”
longer than 100µs.
b. Continuing the Self Refresh Mode:
The Self Refresh Mode is continued by holding RAS “low” after entering the Self Refresh Mode.
ROWCOL
High-Z
: High or Low
It does not depend on CAS being “high” or “low” after entering the Self Refresh Mode continue the Self Refresh Mode.
c. Exiting the Self Refresh Mode:
The A428316 exits the Self Refresh Mode when the RAS signal is brought “high”.
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RAS
Capacitance
Symbol Signals Parameter Max. Unit Test Conditions
SOJ 40L (400mil) A428316S-25 A428316S-35 Yes
TSOP 40/44 L type II (400mil) A428316V-25 A428316V-35 Yes
TSOP 40/44 L type II (400mil) A428316V-25U A428316V-35U Yes
Note: -U is for industrial operating temperature range.
Access Time
25ns 35ns Self-Refresh
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Package Information
SOJ 40L (400mil) Outline Dimensions unit: inches/mm