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26HS01GTAM03 Datasheet(PDF) 112 Page - Infineon Technologies AG

Part # 26HS01GTAM03
Description  256Mb/512Mb/1Gb SEMPER??Flash HYPERBUS??interface, 1.8V/3.0V
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002-12337 Rev. *Y
2022-01-18
256Mb/512Mb/1Gb SEMPER™ Flash
HYPERBUS™ interface, 1.8V/3.0V
Registers
5.3.5
Configuration register 3 (CFR3x) (x1)
Configuration Register 3 controls transaction behavior.
Table 98
Configuration register 3 (x1)
Bit number
Name
Function
Read/write
N = Nonvolatile
V = Volatile
Factory
default
(binary)
Description
CFR3N[7:6]
CFR3V[7:6]
VRGLAT[1:0]
Volatile Register Read
Latency selection -
Dummy cycles required
for initial data access
N -> R/W
V -> R/W
00
Description: The VRGLAT[1:0] bits control the read
latency (dummy cycles) delay in all variable latency
register read transactions. VRGLAT[1:0] selection allows
the user to adjust the read latency during normal
operation based on different operating frequencies.
See Table 99.
Selection Options:
00, 01, 10, 11 Latency Cycles Selection based on trans-
action opcodes
Dependency: N/A
CFR3N[5]
CFR3V[5]
BLKCHK
Blank Check selection
during Erase operation
for better endurance
N -> R/W
V -> R/W
0
Description: The BLKCHK bit selects whether a sector is
checked before issuing an erase operation. When this
feature is enabled an erase transaction first evaluates
the erase status of the sector. If the sector is found to
erased, the erase operation is aborted. In other words,
the erase operation is only executed if programmed bits
are found in the sector. Disabling BLKCHK executes an
erase operation unconditionally.
Selection Options:
0 = Blank Check is disabled before executing an erase
operation
1 = Blank Check evaluation is enabled before executing
an erase operation
Dependency: N/A
CFR3N[4]
CFR3V[4]
PGMBUF
Program Buffer Size
selection
N -> R/W
V -> R/W
0
Description: The PGMBUF bit selects the Programming
Buffer size which is used for page programming.
Program buffer size affects the device programming
time.
Note If programming data exceeds the program buffer
size, data gets wrapped.
Selection Options:
0 = 256 Byte Write Buffer Size
1 = 512 Byte Write Buffer Size
Dependency: N/A
CFR3N[3]
CFR3V[3]
UNHYSA
Uniform or Hybrid
Sector Architecture
selection
N -> R/W
V -> R
1
Description: The UNHYSA bit selects between uniform
(all 256KB sectors) or hybrid (4KB sectors and 256KB
sectors) sector architecture. If hybrid sector architecture
is selected, 4KB sector block is made part of the main
Flash array address map. The 4KB sector block can
overlay at either the highest or the lowest address range
of the device. If uniform sector architecture is selected,
4KB sector block is removed from the address map and
all sectors are of uniform size.
Note Hybrid sector architecture also enables 4KB Sector
Erase transaction (20h). Otherwise, 4KB Sector Erase
transaction, if issued, is ignored by the device.
Selection Options:
0 = Hybrid Sector Architecture (combination of 4KB
sectors and 256KB sectors)
1 = Uniform Sector Architecture (all 256KB sectors)
Dependency: SP4KBS(CFR1N[6]), TB4KBS(CFR1N[2])
CFR3N[2]
CFR3V[2]
RESRVD
Reserved for Future Use
N -> R/W
V -> R/W
0
This bit is Reserved for future use. This bit must always
be written/loaded to its default state.



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