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Page 70 of the data sheet....
Does the chip erase all sectors simultaneously when doing a sector erase? Sector erase typ = .5 sec... x 128 for all sectors = 64 sec for a chip erase. This makes sense but why isn't the max chip erase time 3.5 seconds x 128 sectors? Is it correct to say that if I erase 10 sectors it would typically take 10 x .5 sec = 5 seconds?
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Hello,
The typical is representing an early life Prog/Erase life cycle performance. The Max is for a sector has been excessive gone thru Prog/Erase cycles, the Erase time is generally getting longer over program/erase cycles.
Regarding to 2nd question: Yes, the typical erase time of the 10 sectors are about 5 seconds (10 x 0.5 sec).
I would also encourage you to leverage the data polling to determine the status of the erase operation rather depending on the stopwatch timeout.
Thank you
Regards,
Bushra