TMS28F010B

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SMJS824B – MAY 1995 – REVISED AUGUST 1997

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command definitions (continued)

set-up-erase / erase commands

write the set-up-erase command, 20h, into the command register. After the TMS28F010B is in the erase mode,

writing a second erase command, 20h, into the command register invokes the erase operation. The erase

operation begins on the rising edge of W and ends on the rising edge of the next W. The erase operation requires

at least 9.5 ms to complete before the erase-verify command, A0h, can be loaded.

Maximum erase timing is controlled by the internal stop timer. When the stop timer terminates the erase

operation, the device enters an inactive state and remains inactive until a command is received.

program-verify command

The TMS28F010B can be programmed sequentially or randomly because it is programmed one byte at a time.

Each byte must be verified after it is programmed. The program-verify operation prepares the device to verify

the most recently programmed byte. To invoke the program-verify operation, C0h must be written into the

command register. The program-verify operation ends on the rising edge of W.

While verifying a byte, the TMS28F010B applies an internal margin voltage to the designated byte. If the true

data and programmed data match, programming continues to the next designated byte location; otherwise, the

byte must be reprogrammed. Figure 1 shows how commands and bus operations are combined for byte

programming.

erase-verify command

All bytes must be verified following an erase operation. After the erase operation is complete, an erased byte

can be verified by writing the erase-verify command, A0h, into the command register. This command causes

the device to exit the erase mode on the rising edge of W. The address of the byte to be verified is latched on

the falling edge of W. The erase-verify operation remains enabled until a command is written to the command

register.

To determine whether or not all the bytes have been erased, the TMS28F010B applies a margin voltage to each

byte. If FFh is read from the byte, all bits in the designated byte have been erased. The erase-verify operation

continues until all of the bytes have been verified. If FFh is not read from a byte, an additional erase operation

needs to be executed. Figure 2 shows the combination of commands and bus operations for electrically erasing

the TMS28F010B.

set-up-program / program commands

programming mode, write the set-up-program command, 40h, into the command register. The programming

operation is invoked by the next write-enable pulse. Addresses are latched internally on the falling edge of W,

and data is latched internally on the rising edge of W. The programming operation begins on the rising edge

of W and ends on the rising edge of the next W pulse. The program operation requires 10

µs for completion

before the program-verify command, C0h, can be loaded.

Maximum program timing is controlled by the internal stop timer. When the stop timer terminates the program

operation, the device enters an inactive state and remains inactive until a command is received.

reset command

To reset the TMS28F010B after set-up-erase command or set-up-program command operations without

changing the contents in memory, write FFh into the command register two consecutive times. After executing

the reset command, the device defaults to the read mode.