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Questions about Nand Flash program operation using a virtex fpga?
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06-11-2012 06:30 AM
I know that nand flash should be erased before programmed my question is what will happened if the nand flash is not erased?
EXP:If the data in the flash is 00H,what will happened if I input FFH,or 00H?If the data in the flash is FFH,what will happened if I input FFH,or 00H?
Re: Questions about Nand Flash program operation using a virtex fpga?
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06-11-2012 09:30 AM
bthfpgaboy wrote:
I know that nand flash should be erased before programmed my question is what will happened if the nand flash is not erased?
EXP:If the data in the flash is 00H,what will happened if I input FFH,or 00H?If the data in the flash is FFH,what will happened if I input FFH,or 00H?
An erased flash contains all 1s. You program it by selective flipping some bits to 0.
So if you write to non-blank flash, any bit that that was previously programmed to 0 and needs to be a 1 will remain a 0. So your verify operation will correctly fail.
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06-11-2012 10:06 AM - edited 06-11-2012 10:09 AM
Please read the New Users Forum README thread, post #1, item #3. It reads:
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