Plastic DIP-40oC to +85oC
CERDIP-40oC to +85oCHM1-6551B-9HM1-6551-9F22.4
Pinout
256 x 4 CMOS RAM
Description
The HM-6551 is a 256 x 4 static CMOS RAM fabricated
using self-aligned silicon gate technology. Synchronous
circuit design techniques are employed to achieve high
performance and low power operation.
On chip latches are provided for address and data outputs
allowing efficient interfacing with microprocessor systems.
The data output buffers can be forced to a high impedance
state for use in expanded memory arrays.
The HM-6551 is a fully static RAM and may be maintained in
any state for an indefinite period of time. Data retention
supply voltage and supply current are guaranteed overtemperature.
HM3-6551B-9HM3-6551-9E22.4
HM-6551
(PDIP, CERDIP)
TOP VIEW
A3
1
2
A2
A1
3
4
A0
A5
5
A6
6
A7
7
8
GND
D0
9
10
Q0
D1
11
PINDESCRIPTION
AAddress Input
EChip Enable
WWrite E5able
SChip Select
DData Input
QData Output
V
22
CC
A4
21
W
20
S1
19
E
18
S2
17
Q3
16
D3
15
Q2
14
13
D2
Q1
12
CAUTION: These devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharge; follow proper IC Handling Procedures.
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CAUTION: Stresses above those listed in “Absolute Maximum Ratings” may cause permanent damage to the device. This is a stress only rating and operation
of the device at these or any other conditions above those indicated in the operational sections of this specification is not implied.
NOTE:
1. θJA is measured with the component mounted on an evaluation PC board in free air.
TELELRead or Write Cycle Time320-400-ns(Notes 1, 3)
NOTES:
1. Input pulse levels: 0.8V to VCC- 2.0V; Input rise and fall times: 5ns (max); Input and output timing reference level: 1.5V; Output load:
1 TTL gate equivalent, CL = 50pF (min) - for CL greater than 50pF, access time is derated by 0.15ns per pF.
2. Tested at initial design and after major design changes.
3. VCC = 4.5V and 5.5V.
4. TAVQV = TELQV + TAVEL.
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Timing Waveforms
(8) TAVEL
(10)
TELAX
HM-6551
(8) TAVEL
TIME
REFERENCE
TIME
REFERENCE
S2
S1
A
TEHEL
(7)
E
(9)
TS2LEL
D
Q
W
HIGH
-1
VALID
(19) TELEL
TELEH (6)TELEL (7)
TELS2X
(11)
TELQV (1)
TAVQV (2)
VALID OUTPUT
(3) TS1LQX
012345
(9)
TS2LEL
NEXT
TS1HQZ (5)
FIGURE 1. READ CYCLE
TRUTH TABLE
INPUTSOUTPUTS
FUNCTIONES1S2WAD Q
-1HHXXXX ZMemory Disabled
0XLHVXZAddresses and S2 are Latched,
The HM-6551 Read Cycle is initiated by the falling edge ofE.
This signal latches the input address word and
S2 into on
chip registers, providing the minimum setup and hold times
are met. After the required hold time, these inputs may
change state without affecting device operation.
S2 acts as a
high order address and simplifies decoding. For the output to
be read,
have been latched low on the falling edge of
E, S1 must be low and W must be high. S2 must
E. The output
Cycle Begins
S2 Unlatches
(Same as -1)
(Same as 0)
data will be valid at access time (TELQV). The HM-6551 has
output data latches that are controlled by
edge of
state until
E the present data is latched and remains in that
E falls. Also on the rising edge of E, S2 unlatches
and controls the outputs along with
E. On the rising
S1. Either or both S1 or
S2 may be used to force the output buffers into a high
impedance state.
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HM-6551
Timing Waveforms
A
E
S2
D
W
S1
TIME
REFERENCE
(Continued)
(8) TAVEL
TEHEL (7)
(9) TS2LEL
-1
(10)
TELAX
VALID
TELEL (19)
TELEH (6)
TELS2X
(11)
DATA VALID
TWLEH (15)
TELWH (17)
TDVWH (12)
TWLWH (18)
TS1LWH (16)
TWLS1H (14)
012345
(8) TAVEL
NEXT
TEHEL (7)
(9) TS2LEL
TWHDX (13)
FIGURE 2. WRITE CYCLE
TRUTH TABLE
TIME
REFERENCE
-1HHXXXX ZMemory Disabled
0XLXVXZCycle Begins, Addresses and S2 are
1LLXXXZWrite Period Begins
2LLXXVZData In is Written
3XXHXXZWrite is Completed
4HHXXXX ZPrepare for Next Cycle (Same as -1)
5XLXVXZCycle Ends, Next Cycle Begins
INPUTSOUTPUTS
In the Write Cycle the falling edge of E latches the
addresses and
S2 into on chip registers. S2 must be latched
in the low state to enable the device. The write portion of the
cycle is defined as
simultaneously. The
E, W, S1 being low and S2 being latched
W line may go low at any time during
the cycle, providing that the write pulse setup times (TWLEH
and TWLS1H) are met. The write portion of the cycle is terminated on the first rising edge of either
E, W, or S1.
If a series of consecutive write cycles are to be executed, the
W line may be held low until all desired locations have been
written. If this method is used, data setup and hold times
must be referenced to the first rising edge of
E or S1. By
FUNCTIONES1S2WAD Q
Latched
(Same as 0)
positioning the write pulse at different times within the
E and
S1 low time (TELEH), various types of write cycles may be
performed. If the
S1 low time (TS1LS1H) is greater than the
W pulse plus an output enable time (TS1LQX), a combination read-write cycle is executed. Data may be modified an
indefinite number of times during any write cycle (TELEH).
The HM-6551 may be used on a common I/O bus structure
by tying the input and output pins together. The multiplexing
is accomplished internally by the
when
W goes low, the output buffers are forced to a high
W line. In the write cycle,
impedance state. One output disable time delay (TWLQZ)
must be allowed before applying input data to the bus.
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Test Load Circuit
HM-6551
DUT
(NOTE 1) C
NOTE:
1. Test head capacitance includes stray and jig capacitance.
L
+
1.5VIOLIOH
-
EQUIVALENT CIRCUIT
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