• Ideal for Small, Low-Power RAM Memory Requirements in Microprocessor and Microcomputer Applications
• Interfaces with CDP1800-Series Microprocessors
Without Additional Address Decoding
• Daisy Chain Feature to Further Reduce External
Decoding Needs
• Multiple Chip-Select Inputs for Versatility
• Single Voltage Supply
• No Clock or Precharge Required.
Ordering Information
PKG.
PACKAGETEMP. RANGEPART NUMBER
PDIP-40oC to +85oC CDP1826CEE22.4
NO.
Pinout
CDP1826C (PDIP)
TOP VIEW
V
BUS 0
BUS 1
BUS 2
BUS 3
BUS 4
BUS 5
BUS 6
BUS 7
CS1
CS2
V
SS
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
22
21
20
19
18
17
16
15
14
13
12
DD
A0
CS/A5
A1
A2
A3
A4
TPA
MRD
MWR
CEO
Description
The CDP1826C is a general purpose, fully static, 64-word x
8-bit random-access memory, for use in CDP1800-series or
other microprocessor systems where minimum component
count and/or price performance and simplicity in use are
desirable.
The CDP1826C has 8 common data input and data-output
terminals with three-state capability for direct connection to a
standard bidirectional data bus. Two chip-select inputs - CS1
and
CS2 - are provided to simplify memory-system expansion. An additional select pin, CS/A5, is provided to enable
the CDP1826C to be selected directly from the CDP1800
multiplexed address bus without additional latching or
decoding. In an 1800 system, the CS/A5 pin can be tied to
any MA address line from the CDP1800 processor. A TPA
input is provided to latch the high-order bit of this address
line as a chip-select for the CDP1826C. If this CS/A5 input is
latched high, and if CS = 1 and
time in the memory cycle, the CDP1826C will be enabled for
writing or reading. In a non-1800 system, the TPA pin can be
tied high, and the CS/A5 pin can be used as a normal
address input.
The six input-address buffers are gated with the chip-select
function to reduce standby current when the device is deselected, as well as to provide for a simplified power down
mode by reducing address buffer sensitivity to long fall times
from address drivers which are being powered down.
Two memor y control signals,
for reading from the writing to the CDP1826C. The logic is
designed so that
MWR overrides MRD, allowing the chip to
be controlled from a single R/
A CHIP ENABLE OUTPUT is provided for daisy-chaining to
additional memories or I/O devices. This output is high
whenever the chip-select function selects the CDP1826C,
which deselects any other chip which has its
nected to the CDP1826C CEO output. The connected chip is
selected when the CDP1826C is deselected and the
input is low. Thus, the CEO is only active for a read cycle
and can be setup so that a CEO of another device can feed
the
MRD of the CDP1826C, which in turn selects a third chip
in the daisy chain.
CS2 = 0 at the appropriate
MRD and MWR, are provided
W.
CS input con-
MRD
The CDP1826C has a recommended operating voltage of
4.5V to 5.5V and is supplied in 22 lead dual-in-line plastic
packages (E suffix). The CDP1826C is also available in chip
form (H suffix).
CAUTION: These devices are sensitive to electrostatic discharge; follow proper IC Handling Procedures.
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CEOVDD -0.40, V
Output Voltage Low-LevelV
Output Voltage High-LevelV
Input Low VoltageV
Input High VoltageV
Input Leakage CurrentI
Operating Device Current (Note 2)I
1. Typical values are for TA = +25oC and nominal VDD.
2. Outputs open circuited; Cycle time = 1µs.
V
UNITS
6-49
Signal Descriptions
CDP1826C
A0 - A4, CS/A5 (Address Inputs): These inputs must be
stable prior to a write operation, but may change asynchronously during Read operations.
In an 1800 system, the multiplexed high-order address bit at
pin CS/A5 can be latched at the end of TPA. A high level will
provide a valid chip select for the CDP1826C. The low-order
address bit which appears after TPA is used for data word
selection. In non-1800 systems, TPA can be tied high to disable the latch and allow the CS/A5 pin to function as a normal address input.
BUS 0 - BUS 7: 8-bit three-state common input/output data
bus.
TPA: High-order address strobe input. The high-order
address bit at input CS/A5 is latched on the high-to-low tran-
A0
A1
A2
A3
A4
CS/A5
INPUT
ADDRESS
BUFFERS
XY
DECODE
sition of the TPA input. Tie TPA high to disable the CS/A5
latch feature.
CS1,
CS2 (Chip Selector): Either chip select (CS1 or CS2),
when not valid, powers down the chip, disables READ and
WRITE functions, and gates off the address and output buffers .
MRD, MWR: Read and Write control signals. MWR overrides
MRD, allowing the CDP1826C to be controlled from a
single R/
W line.
CEO (Chip Enable Output): Allows daisy chaining to additional memories. CEO is high whenever the CDP1826C is
selected. CEO is only active (low) for a Read cycle with the
CDP1826C deselected and the
1. For CDP1800 Mode, ref ers to high order memory address bit level at time when TPA transition takes
place.
FIGURE 3. CHIP ENABLE OUTPUT TIMING WAVEFORMS FOR CDP1800 BASED SYSTEMS
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CDP1826C
Dynamic Electrical Specifications At T
= -40 to +85oC, VDD = 5V ±5%, Input tR, tF = 10ns; CL = 50pF and 1 TTL Load
A
PARAMETER
READ - CYCLE TIMES (FIGURES 4 AND 5)
Address to TPA Setupt
Address to TPA Holdt
Access from Address ChangeT
TPA Pulse Widtht
Output Valid from MRDt
Access from Chip Selectt
CEO Delay from TPA Edget
MRD to CEO Delayt
Output High Z from Invalid MRDt
Output High Z from Chip Deselectt
ASH
AH
AA
PAW
AM
AC
CA
MC
RHZ
SHZ
NOTES:
1. Time required by a limit device to allow tor the indicated function.
2. Typical values are or TA = 25oC and nominal VDD.
LIMITS
CDP1826C
(NOTE 1)
MIN
(NOTE 2)
TYPMAX
100--ns
100--ns
-5001000ns
200--ns
-5001000ns
-5001000ns
-150300ns
75--ns
--125ns
--225ns
UNITS
A0 - A5LOW ORDER ADDRESS BYTE
TPA
MRD
CS2
CS1 -
CEO
BUS
HIGH ORDER
ADDRESS BYTE
t
ASH
t
PAW
t
AH
t
CA
t
MC
HIGH IMPEDANCE
t
AM
t
AA
t
AC
VALID CHIP SELECT
FIGURE 4. TIMING WAVEFORMS FOR READ CYCLE 1
VALID DATA
t
RHZ
t
SHZ
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CDP1826C
A0 - A5
CS1 •
MRD
CS2
BUS
HIGH ORDER
ADDRESS BYTE
FIGURE 5. TIMING WAVEFORMS FOR READ-CYCLE 2 (TPA HIGH)
Dynamic Electrical Specifications At T
LOW ORDER ADDRESS BYTE
t
AA
t
AC
VALID CHIP SELECT
HIGH IMPEDANCE
t
AM
= -40 to +85oC, VDD = 5V ± 5%,Input tR, tF = 10ns; CL = 50pF and 1 TTL Load
A
VALID DATA
t
RHZ
t
SHZ
LIMITS
PARAMETER
WRITE - CYCLE TIMES (FIGURES 6 AND 7)
Address to TPA Setup, High Bytet
Address to TPA Holdt
Address Setup, Low ByteT
TPA Pulse Widtht
Chip Select Setupt
Write Pulse Widtht
Write Recoveryt
Data Setupt
Data Hold from End of MWRt
Data Hold from End of Chip Selectt
ASH
AH
ASL
PAW
CS
WW
WR
DS
DH1
DH2
NOTES:
1. Time required by a limit device to allow tor the indicated function.
2. Typical values are for TA = 25oC and nominal VDD.
FIGURE 7. TIMING WAVEFORMS FOR WRITE-CYCLE 2 (TPA = HIGH)
t
DH1,tDH2
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CDP1826C
Data Retention Specifications At T
= -40 to +85oC, see Figure 8
A
PARAMETER
Minimum Data Retention
VoltageV
DR
Data Retention Quiescent
Currentt
DD
Chip Deselect to Data
Retention Timet
CDR
Recovery to Normal
Operation Timet
RC
VDD to VDR Rise and
Fall TimetR,t
F
NOTE:
1. Typical values are or TA = 25oC and nominal VDD.
V
DD
t
CDR
TEST
LIMITS
CONDITIONS
V
DR
(V)MAX
V
DD
(V)MIN
(NOTE 1)
TYP
CDP1826C
---22.5V
2.5--525µA
-5600--ns
-5600--ns
2.551--µA
DATA RETENTION
MODE
0.95 V
DD
V
DR
t
F
0.95 V
t
R
DD
t
RC
UNITS
CS1
V
IH
V
IL
V
IH
V
IL
FIGURE 8. LOW VDD DATA RETENTION TIMING WAVEFORMS
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