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hello:
I used s34ml02G100 before , i fond a new ic " S34ml02g200 " is similar to it
My question is
1 what’s the main difference between these tow IC?
2 Which ECC type ( 1bit ecc /528byte or 4bit /528 byte) should I applicated on each ic ?
3 Can I use 1bit ecc/ 528byte on s34ml02G200 ?
looking forward your reply! thanks
note : this topic have declared on the nand flash bbs zone ,but nobody answered.
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I'm sorry nobody answered your first posting to the NAND forum.
>> 1 what’s the main difference between these two IC?
>> 2 Which ECC type ( 1bit ecc /528byte or 4bit /528 byte) should I apply on each ic ?
- The ML-1 family is 4x nm SLC NAND that requires 1 bit of ECC correction power per 528B.
- The ML-2 family is 3x nm SLC NAND that requires 4 bits of ECC correction power per 528B.
>> 3 Can I use 1bit ecc/ 528byte on s34ml02G200 ?
- No, the ML-2 family requires 4 bits of ECC correction power per 528B.
Let me know if you have more questions.
Best Regards,
Max
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Those two different chips have different memory specifcations, ecc specifications, and are not related to PSoC 4 BLE development 🙂
Try reading these two documents and inferring the information you need:
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I'm sorry nobody answered your first posting to the NAND forum.
>> 1 what’s the main difference between these two IC?
>> 2 Which ECC type ( 1bit ecc /528byte or 4bit /528 byte) should I apply on each ic ?
- The ML-1 family is 4x nm SLC NAND that requires 1 bit of ECC correction power per 528B.
- The ML-2 family is 3x nm SLC NAND that requires 4 bits of ECC correction power per 528B.
>> 3 Can I use 1bit ecc/ 528byte on s34ml02G200 ?
- No, the ML-2 family requires 4 bits of ECC correction power per 528B.
Let me know if you have more questions.
Best Regards,
Max
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thanks for you!