I've successfully interfaced a single 32K SRAM chip to a T89C51RD2. The CE pin is connected to the A15 line (P2.7) on the 8051. Happily unencumbered by any real digital design expertise I decided to piggy-back a second 32K chip (62256) onto the first one and add an inverter between the two CE lines. In theory only one of the chips should get selected now. However, the memory test fails after only a few bytes. Should this work at all? Any guesses why it's not. The circuit is assembled on one of those white plastic breadboards with pluggable wires. The memory chips are soldered on top of each other. The MC runs at 11 MHz. Thanks, Andrew
8051 - SRAM interface problem
Started by ●March 31, 2004
Reply by ●March 31, 20042004-03-31
>I decided to piggy-back a second 32K chip (62256) onto >the first one and add an inverter between the two CE lines. >In theory only one of the chips should get selected now. >The extra ram is adding to the loading, if you haven't decoupled your power lines you can get glitchs.
Reply by ●March 31, 20042004-03-31
CBarn24050 wrote:> > I decided to piggy-back a second 32K chip (62256) onto > > the first one and add an inverter between the two CE lines. > > In theory only one of the chips should get selected now. > > > > The extra ram is adding to the loading, if you haven't decoupled your > power lines you can get glitchs.try a different make for the 373 latch, or HC vs HCT