The W25P022A is a high-speed, low-power, synchronous-burst pipelined CMOS static RAM
organized as 65,536 × 32 bits that operates on a single 3.3-volt power supply. A built-in two-bit burst
address counter supports both Pentium burst mode and linear burst mode. The mode to be
executed is controlled by the
the FT pin. A snooze mode reduces power dissipation.
The W25P022A supports both 2T/2T mode and 2T/1T mode, which can be selected by pin 42. The
default mode is 2T/1T, with pin 42 low. To switch to 2T/2T mode, bias pin 42 to VDDQ. The state of
pin 42 should not be changed after power up. The 2T/2T mode will sustain one cycle of valid data
output in a burst read cycle when the device is deselected by CE2/
1-1-1-1 in a two-bank, back-to-back burst read cycle. On the other hand, the 2T/1T mode disables
data output within one cycle in a burst read cycle when the device is deselected by CE2/
mode, the device supports only 3-1-1-1-2-1-1-1 in a two-bank, back-to-back burst read cycle.
FEATURES
• Synchronous operation
• High-speed access time: 6/7 nS (max.)
• Single +3.3V power supply
• Individual byte write capability
• 3.3V LVTTL compatible I/O
• Clock-controlled and registered input
• Asynchronous output enable
pin. Pipelining or non-pipelining of the data outputs is controlled by
Input, AsynchronousOutput Enable Input
Input, SynchronousInternal Burst Address Counter Advance
Input, SynchronousAddress Status from chip set
Input, SynchronousAddress Status from CPU
Input, StaticConnected to VSSQ: Device operates in flow-through
Input, StaticLower Address Burst Order
Host Bus Byte Enables used with
(non-pipelined) mode.
Connected to VDDQ or unconnected: Device operates
in piplined mode.
Connected to VSSQ: Device operates in linear mode.
Connected to VDDQ or unconnected: Device is in nonlinear mode.
MSInput, StaticMode Select for 2T/2T or 2T/1T
When unconnected or pulled low, device is in 2T/1T
mode; if pulled high (VDDQ), device enters 2T/2T
mode.
VDDQI/O Power Supply
VSSQI/O Ground
VDDPower Supply
VSSGround
NCNo Connection
Publication Release Date: September 1996
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TRUTH TABLE
W25P022A
CYCLE
UnselectedNo1XXX0XXHi-ZX
UnselectedNo0X10XXXHi-ZX
UnselectedNo00X0XXXHi-ZX
UnselectedNo0X110XXHi-ZX
UnselectedNo00X10XXHi-ZX
Begin ReadExternal0100XXXHi-ZX
Begin ReadExternal01010XXHi-ZRead
Continue ReadNextXXX1101Hi-ZRead
Continue ReadNextXXX1100D-OutRead
Continue ReadNext1XXX101Hi-ZRead
Continue ReadNext1XXX100D-OutRead
Suspend ReadCurrentXXX1111Hi-ZRead
Suspend ReadCurrentXXX1110D-OutRead
Suspend ReadCurrent1XXX111Hi-ZRead
Suspend ReadCurrent1XXX110D-OutRead
Begin WriteCurrentXXX111XHi-ZWrite
Begin WriteCurrent1XXX11XHi-ZWrite
Begin WriteExternal01010XXHi-ZWrite
Continue WriteNextXXX110XHi-ZWrite
Continue WriteNext1XXX10XHi-ZWrite
Suspend WriteCurrentXXX111XHi-ZWrite
Suspend WriteCurrent1XXX11XHi-ZWrite
Notes:
1. For a detailed definition of read/write, see the Write Table below.
2. An "X" means don't care, "1" means logic high, and "0" means logic low.
ADDRESS
USED
CE1
CE2
CE3ADSPADSCADV
OE
DATAWRITE*
3. The OE pin enables the data output but is not synchronous with the clock. All signals of the SRAM are sampled synchronous
to the bus clock except for the OE pin.
4. On a write cycle that follows a read cycle, OE must be inactive prior to the start of the write cycle to allow write data to set up
the SRAM. OE must also disable the output buffer prior to the end of a write cycle to ensure the SRAM data hold timings
are met.
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W25P022A
LBO
ADSP
ADSC
ADV
BWE
GW
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
The W25P022A is a synchronous-burst pipelined SRAM designed for use in high-end personal
computers. It supports two burst address sequences for Intel systems and linear mode, which can
be controlled by the
counter is incremented whenever
pipelined mode if necessary.
Burst Address Sequence
External Start Address0001101100011011
Second Address0100111001101100
Third Address1011000110110001
Fourth Address1110010011000110
pin. The burst cycles are initiated by
is sampled low. The device can also be switched to non-
INTEL SYSTEM (LBO = VDDQ)LINEAR MODE (LBO = VSSQ)
A[1:0]A[1:0]A[1:0]A[1:0]A[1:0]A[1:0]A[1:0]A[1:0]
or
and the burst
The device supports several types of write mode operations.
byte writes. The BE[7:0] signals can be directly connected to the SRAM BW[4:1]. The
used to override the byte enable signals and allows the cache controller to write all bytes to the
SRAM, no matter what the byte write enable signals are. The various write modes are indicated in the
Write Table below. Note that in pipelined mode, the byte write enable signals are not latched by the
SRAM with addresses but with data. In pipelined mode, the cache controller must ensure the SRAM
latches both data and valid byte enable signals from the processor.
The ZZ state is a low-power state in which the device consumes less power than in the unselected
mode. Enabling the ZZ pin for a fixed period of time will force the SRAM into the ZZ state. Pulling the
ZZ pin low for a set period of time will wake up the SRAM again. While the SRAM is in ZZ mode, data
retention is guaranteed, but the chip will not monitor any input signal except for the ZZ pin. In the
unselected mode, on the other hand, all the input signals are monitored.
100000
0XXXXX
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS
PARAMETERRATINGUNIT
Core Supply Voltage to Vss-0.5 to 4.6V
I/O Supply Voltage to Vss-0.5 to 4.6V
Input/Output to VSSQ PotentialVSSQ -0.5 to VDDQ +0.5V
Allowable Power Dissipation1.0W
Storage Temperaure-65 to 150
Operating Temperature0 to +70
Note: Exposure to conditions beyond those listed under Absolute Maximum Ratings may adversely affect the life and reliability
of the device.
°C
°C
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