The component you’ve mentioned, AT45DB641E-SHN-T, is manufactured by Microchip Technology, a leading provider of microcontroller, mixed-signal, analog, and Flash-IP solutions. This specific part is a 64-Megabit Flash memory module from the AT45 series.
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AT45DB641E-SHN-T Pinout and Pin Function Specification
This part has a TSOP-48 package, and I will give an example table with some of the main pin functions.
Note: This will be an excerpt of the full pinout.
Pin No. Pin Name Function Description 1 NC No connection, reserved for future use 2 WE Write Enable, active low, initiates writing cycle 3 A0 Address bit 0 4 A1 Address bit 1 5 A2 Address bit 2 6 A3 Address bit 3 7 A4 Address bit 4 8 A5 Address bit 5 9 A6 Address bit 6 10 A7 Address bit 7 11 A8 Address bit 8 12 A9 Address bit 9 13 A10 Address bit 10 14 A11 Address bit 11 15 A12 Address bit 12 16 A13 Address bit 13 17 A14 Address bit 14 18 A15 Address bit 15 19 A16 Address bit 16 20 A17 Address bit 17 21 A18 Address bit 18 22 A19 Address bit 19 23 A20 Address bit 20 24 A21 Address bit 21 25 A22 Address bit 22 26 A23 Address bit 23 27 DQ0 Data input/output bit 0 28 DQ1 Data input/output bit 1 29 DQ2 Data input/output bit 2 30 DQ3 Data input/output bit 3 31 DQ4 Data input/output bit 4 32 DQ5 Data input/output bit 5 33 DQ6 Data input/output bit 6 34 DQ7 Data input/output bit 7 35 VCC Power supply pin 36 VSS Ground pin 37 RESET Reset pin, active low 38 SCK Serial clock pin 39 CS Chip select, active low 40 HOLD Hold pin, active low 41 WP Write protect, active low 42 IO0 Data I/O 0 (Flash memory interface ) 43 IO1 Data I/O 1 (Flash memory interface) 44 IO2 Data I/O 2 (Flash memory interface) 45 IO3 Data I/O 3 (Flash memory interface) 46 NC No connection 47 NC No connection 48 NC No connectionThis table represents only a small part of the pinout. You would have to check the full datasheet to see all 48 pins in detail.
Packaging: TSOP-48 Package
The TSOP-48 (Thin Small Outline Package) is a surface-mount package with 48 pins. The pins are arranged in a 6x8 grid. These are typically used for memory ICs due to their small footprint and high pin count, allowing for dense configurations in electronic systems.
FAQ for AT45DB641E-SHN-T
Here are 20 commonly asked questions, organized in a Q&A format for the AT45DB641E-SHN-T.
Q: What is the operating voltage for the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: The operating voltage for this chip is between 2.7V and 3.6V.
Q: What is the capacity of the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: This device has a memory capacity of 64 Mbit (8MB).
Q: How many I/O pins does the AT45DB641E-SHN-T have? A: The AT45DB641E-SHN-T has 8 data I/O pins for the Flash interface (DQ0 to DQ7).
Q: What is the maximum clock speed supported by the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: The maximum clock speed supported is 66 MHz for fast SPI mode.
Q: Does the AT45DB641E-SHN-T support a write protection feature? A: Yes, the AT45DB641E-SHN-T has a WP (Write Protect) pin that can disable writes to the memory.
Q: What is the data retention period for this device? A: The AT45DB641E-SHN-T offers a data retention of over 20 years.
Q: How do I reset the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: The device can be reset by pulling the RESET pin low.
Q: What is the package type of the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: The AT45DB641E-SHN-T comes in a TSOP-48 package.
Q: Does the AT45DB641E-SHN-T support SPI interface? A: Yes, it supports SPI (Serial Peripheral Interface) for communication.
Q: Can the AT45DB641E-SHN-T be used for both read and write operations? A: Yes, it supports both read and write operations for Flash memory.
Q: What is the maximum number of program/erase cycles for this device? A: The AT45DB641E-SHN-T supports up to 100,000 program/erase cycles.
Q: Does this part have an integrated voltage regulator? A: No, the device requires an external voltage supply within the specified operating voltage range.
Q: What is the maximum current consumption of the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: The maximum current consumption can be up to 15 mA during read operations and 20 mA during write operations.
Q: Can the AT45DB641E-SHN-T be used for code storage in embedded systems? A: Yes, it is suitable for code storage in embedded systems.
Q: What is the temperature range for operating the AT45DB641E-SHN-T? A: The operating temperature range is from -40°C to +85°C.
Q: Does the AT45DB641E-SHN-T have built-in error correction? A: Yes, it has an error-correction mechanism to ensure data integrity.
Q: How do I select the chip for communication? A: The chip is selected by pulling the CS (Chip Select) pin low.
Q: Can the AT45DB641E-SHN-T be used in automotive applications? A: Yes, it is suitable for automotive applications, as it meets the necessary environmental standards.
Q: Does the AT45DB641E-SHN-T support dual or quad SPI mode? A: Yes, the device supports dual and quad SPI modes for faster data transfer.
Q: How do I interface the AT45DB641E-SHN-T with a microcontroller? A: You can interface the AT45DB641E-SHN-T with a microcontroller via its SPI interface, using the SCK, MOSI, MISO, and CS pins for communication.
This overview addresses the full range of specifications and functions. You can refer to the datasheet for more in-depth details, including electrical characteristics and detailed timing diagrams.