Semiconductor Memories|Basic
Pin Layout and Functions
I2C

| Pin Name | Input/Output | Function |
|---|---|---|
| SCL | Input | Serial Clock Input |
| SDA | Input/Output | Serial Clock Input / Output |
- Controls the EEPROM using 2 lines
- Slave addresses can be set at each pin (A0, A1, A2).
- This allows up to 8 EEPROMs to be connected on the same bus.
SPI

| Pin Name | Input/Output | Function |
|---|---|---|
| CSB | Input | Chip Select Input |
| SCK | Input | Serial Clock Input |
| SI | Input | Serial Data Input |
| SO | Output | Serial Data Output |
- Controls the EEPROM using 4 lines.
- HOLDB pin makes it possible to serial communication.
Microwire

| Pin Name | Input/Output | Function |
|---|---|---|
| CSB | Input | Chip Select Input |
| SK | Input | Serial Clock Input |
| DI | Input | Serial Data Input |
| DO | Output | Serial Data Output |
- Controls the EEPROM using 4 lines
Semiconductor Memories
Basic
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What is Semiconductor Memory?
- What is Semiconductor Memory?
- DRAM <Semiconductor Device Principles>
- SRAM <Semiconductor Device Principles>
- Mask ROM <Semiconductor Device Principles>
- EEPROM <Semiconductor Device Principles>
- Flash Memory <Semiconductor Device Principles>
- Interface Selection
- Pin Layout and Functions
- Command Comparison
- Application Example: Configuring Multiple EEPROMs (I2C)
- Application Example: Configuring Multiple EEPROMs (SPI)
- Application Example: Configuring Multiple EEPROMs (Microwire)