Re: LZ: Re: RAM EXPANDER IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT --
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I just recieved the NM29A040M and the NM29A080M chips and, after I noticed
that on the data sheets the block write mode is 67.1kbytes/s and the block
read mode is 325.8kbytes/s whereas the page write mode is 50.8kbytes/s and
the page read mode is 127.5kbytes/s, why don't you use the block read and
write modes? Also, you can erase then using block mode.
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-= Zenon@bbs.nexes.com =-
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: From: list-zshell@lists.ticalc.org
: To: Zenon
: Subject: Re: LZ: Re: RAM EXPANDER IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT --
: Date: October 18, 1996 8:47 AM
:
:
: On Wed, 16 Oct 1996 22:04:38 -0600, you wrote:
: >Yes, thank you. I meant the bi-directional parallel ports that come
with
: >the new cards (16450 serial UART = old card and 16550 serial UART = new
: >cards). Also, would the turboed TI-85s be able to come close to that
super
: >speed (60kb/s)?
: >
:
: Well, with the synchronous design on a regular calculator, it's
: possible to send/receive a bit in about 45 T states. This translates
: into about 4.5 microseconds per bit. If my calculations are correct,
: this is a raw data rate of 222 kilobits/second!!! Now, this is no way
: realistic, because there will not only be large software slowdowns,
: but the chip has page read/write setup times of 400 to 5000 us per
: page, so the real data rate will be MUCH less. I'm actually not sure
: what the data rate will be on regular or turbo calcs, but both should
: be higher 60 kilobits/s. The upper limit on the chip, however, is
: around 500 to 1000 kilobits/s!!!
:
: -Mel
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: --
: The TI Memory Expansion Homepage
: http://pilot.msu.edu/user/tsaimelv/expander.htm
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