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FM93C06 Rev. C.1

Pin Description

Chip Select (CS)

This is an active high input pin to FM93C06 EEPROM (the device)

and is generated by a master that is controlling the device. A high

level on this pin selects the device and a low level deselects the

device. All serial communications with the device is enabled only

when this pin is held high. However this pin cannot be permanently

tied high, as a rising edge on this signal is required to reset the

internal state-machine to accept a new cycle and a falling edge to

initiate an internal programming after a write cycle. All activity on the

SK, DI and DO pins are ignored while CS is held low.

Serial Clock (SK)

This is an input pin to the device and is generated by the master that

is controlling the device. This is a clock signal that synchronizes the

communication between a master and the device. All input informa-

tion (DI) to the device is latched on the rising edge of this clock input,

while output data (DO) from the device is driven from the rising edge

of this clock input. This pin is gated by CS signal.

Serial Input (DI)

This is an input pin to the device and is generated by the master

that is controlling the device. The master transfers Input informa-

tion (Start bit, Opcode bits, Array addresses and Data) serially via

this pin into the device. This Input information is latched on the

rising edge of the SCK. This pin is gated by CS signal.

Serial Output (DO)

This is an output pin from the device and is used to transfer Output

data via this pin to the controlling master. Output data is serially

shifted out on this pin from the rising edge of the SCK. This pin is

active only when the device is selected.

Microwire Interface

A typical communication on the Microwire bus is made through the

CS, SK, DI and DO signals. To facilitate various operations on the

Memory array, a set of 7 instructions are implemented on FM93C06.

The format of each instruction is listed under Table 1.

Instruction

Each of the 7 instructions is explained under individual instruction

descriptions.

Start bit

This is a 1-bit field and is the first bit that is clocked into the device

when a Microwire cycle starts. This bit has to be “1” for a valid cycle

to begin. Any number of preceding “0” can be clocked into the

device before clocking a “1”.

Opcode

This is a 2-bit field and should immediately follow the start bit.

These two bits (along with 2 MSB of address field) select a

particular instruction to be executed.

Address Field

This is a 6-bit field and should immediately follow the Opcode bits.

In FM93C06, only the LSB bits are used for address decoding

during READ, WRITE and ERASE instructions. During these

three instructions (READ, WRITE and ERASE) the MSB 2 bits are

"don't care" (can be 0 or 1).During all other instructions, the MSB

2 bits are used to decode instruction (along with Opcode bits).

Data Field

This is a 16-bit field and should immediately follow the Address

bits. Only the WRITE and WRALL instructions require this field.

D15 (MSB) is clocked first and D0 (LSB) is clocked last (both

during writes as well as reads).

Table 1. Instruction set

Instruction

Start Bit

Opcode Field

Address Field

Data Field

READ

1

10

0

0

A3

A2

A1

A0

WEN

1

00

1

1

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WRITE

1

01

0

0

A3

A2

A1

A0

D15-D0

WRALL

1

00

0

1

XXXX

D15-D0

WDS

1

00

0

0

XXXX

ERASE

1

11

0

0

A3

A2

A1

A0

ERAL

1

00

1

0

XXXX