MB85RC256V is a 32,768words × 8 bits FeRAM (Ferroelectric Random Access Memory) chip manufactured by FUJITSU SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY SOLUTION. This posting will provide the OSS-ECAL(Open Source Software for Electronic Components Abstraction Layer) for MB85RC256V .
MCU interface : I2C
CAUTION:Please be sure to refer to the latest version of the Datasheet prior to actual design.
MB85RC256V
General description
The MB85RC256V is an FeRAM (Ferroelectric Random Access Memory) chip in a configuration of 32,768
words × 8 bits, using the ferroelectric process and silicon gate CMOS process technologies for forming the
nonvolatile memory cells.
Unlike SRAM, the MB85RC256V is able to retain data without using a data backup battery.
The read/write endurance of the nonvolatile memory cells used for the MB85RC256V has improved to be
at least 1012 cycles, significantly outperforming other nonvolatile memory products in the number.
The MB85RC256V does not need a polling sequence after writing to the memory such as the case of Flash
memory or E2PROM.
Feature
- Bit configuration : 32,768 words × 8 bits
- Two-wire serial interface : Fully controllable by two ports: serial clock (SCL) and serial data (SDA).
- Operating frequency : 1 MHz (Max)
- Read/write endurance : 1012 times / byte
- Data retention : 10 years ( + 85 °C), 95 years ( + 55 °C), over 200 years ( + 35 °C)
- Operating power supply voltage : 2.7 V to 5.5 V
- Low-power consumption : Operating power supply current 200 μA (Max @1 MHz) Standby current 27 μA (Typ)
- Operation ambient temperature range : − 40 °C to + 85 °C
- Package : 8-pin plastic SOP (150mil), 8-pin plastic SOP (208mil), Both are RoHS compliant
OSS-ECAL specification
API Function
etSTS oMB85RC256V_BYTE_WRITE( etCMP cmp, uint16 mem_adr, uint8 val )
The oMB85RC256V_BYTE_WRITE function is an API function that writes the value of val to the specified address mem_adr for MB85RC256V.
NOTE:
Please use the oMB85RC256V_WP_DIS function to release write-protection before using this function.
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_ERR_PARAMETER | Parameter error(Memory address) | ||
eSTS_ERR_I2C_OBJECT | I2C object selection error | ||
eSTS_ERR_OTHERS_RUN | Other components are executing the process | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_OTHERS_RUN | Other application is running HAL | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_I2C | HAL I2C error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code | |
uint16 mem_adr | Memory address | 0x0000 to 0x7fff | |
uint8 val | Data to write |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_PAGE_WRITE( etCMP cmp, uint16 mem_adr, uint16 len, uint8* buf )
The oMB85RC256V_PAGE_WRITE function is an API function that writes the values buf[0] through buf[len-1] for the MB85RC256V in order from the specified address mem_adr.
NOTE :
If mem_adr + len > 0x7fff, the address rolls over to 0x0000.
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_EXE | During execution | ||
eSTS_ERR_PARAMETER | Parameter error(Memory address) | ||
eSTS_ERR_I2C_OBJECT | I2C object selection error | ||
eSTS_ERR_OTHERS_RUN | Other components are executing the process | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_OTHERS_RUN | Other application is running HAL | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_I2C | HAL I2C error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code | |
uint16 mem_adr | Memory address | 0x0000 to 0x7fff | |
uint16 len | Number of bytes to write | ||
uint8* buf | Data buffer to write |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_CURRENT_READ( etCMP cmp, uint8* rlt )
The oMB85RC256V_CURRENT_READ function is an API function that reads the value of 1 byte from the last Read or Write address + 1 for the MB85RC256V and stores it in rlt.
NOTE :
If the last read or write address + 1 > 0x7fff, the address will roll over to 0x0000.
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_ERR_I2C_OBJECT | I2C object selection error | ||
eSTS_ERR_OTHERS_RUN | Other components are executing the process | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_OTHERS_RUN | Other application is running HAL | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_I2C | HAL I2C error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code | |
Parameter OUT | uint8* rlt | Data to read |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_RANDOM_READ( etCMP cmp, uint16 mem_adr, uint8* rlt )
The oMB85RC256V_RANDOM_READ function is an API function that reads a 1-byte value from a specified address mem_adr for the MB85RC256V and stores it in rlt.
NOTE :
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_ERR_PARAMETER | Parameter error(Memory address) | ||
eSTS_ERR_I2C_OBJECT | I2C object selection error | ||
eSTS_ERR_OTHERS_RUN | Other components are executing the process | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_OTHERS_RUN | Other application is running HAL | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_I2C | HAL I2C error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code | |
uint16 mem_adr | Memory address | 0x0000 to 0x7fff | |
Parameter OUT | uint8* rlt | Data to read |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_SEQ_READ( etCMP cmp, uint16 mem_adr, uint16 len, uint8* buf )
The oMB85RC256V_SEQ_READ function is an API function that reads data for len from the specified address mem_adr for the MB85RC256V in sequence and stores the data from buf[0] to buf[len-1].
NOTE :
If mem_adr + len > 0x7fff, the address rolls over to 0x0000.
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_ERR_PARAMETER | Parameter error(Memory address) | ||
eSTS_ERR_I2C_OBJECT | I2C object selection error | ||
eSTS_ERR_OTHERS_RUN | Other components are executing the process | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_OTHERS_RUN | Other application is running HAL | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_I2C | HAL I2C error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code | |
uint16 mem_adr | Memory address | 0x0000 to 0x7fff | |
uint16 len | Number of bytes to read | ||
Parameter OUT | uint8* buf | Data to read |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_DIAG_ID( etCMP cmp )
The oMB85RC256V_DIAG_ID function is an API function that reads the Manufacture ID and Product ID and returns the comparison result of Manufacture ID = Fujitsu Semiconductor (0x00A) and Product ID = 0x510 as the return result.
NOTE :
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECALステータスコード | |
eSTS_FIN | Comparison Results True | ||
eSTS_ERR_DIAG | Comparison Results False | ||
eSTS_ERR_I2C_OBJECT | I2C object selection error | ||
eSTS_ERR_OTHERS_RUN | Other components are executing the process | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_OTHERS_RUN | Other application is running HAL | ||
eSTS_ERR_HAL_I2C | HAL I2C error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_WP_EN( etCMP cmp )
The oMB85RC256V_WP_EN function is an API function that outputs Write protect enable (write disable) = “Hi” for the MB85RC256V.
NOTE :
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_ERR_GPIO_OBJECT | GPIO object selection error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code |
etSTS oMB85RC256V_WP_DIS( etCMP cmp )
The oMB85RC256V_WP_DIS function is an API function that outputs Write protect disable (write enable) = “Low” for the MB85RC256V.
NOTE :
Return value | etSTS | OSS-ECAL status code | |
eSTS_FIN | Completed successfully | ||
eSTS_ERR_GPIO_OBJECT | GPIO object selection error | ||
Parameter IN | etCMP cmp | OSS-ECAL components code |
Files
Folder* | File | summary |
---|---|---|
MB85RC256V_HALNAME_VERSION/sample | sample.c (.cpp) | Sample Application Program |
sample.h | Sample Application Header | |
MB85RC256V_HALNAME_VERSION | oMB85RC256V.c (.cpp) | OSS-ECAL Program for MB85RC256V |
oMB85RC256V.h | OSS-ECAL Header for MB85RC256V | |
MB85RC256V_ARDUINO.ino | Sample application programs for Arduino | |
oss_ecal.h | OSS-ECAL Common Header (Ver 01.00.00 or later, AUTOSAR is Ver 01.01.07 or later) | |
user_setting.c (.cpp) | Const and Table of User setting | |
user_setting.h | Header of User setting | |
oHAL_i2c_stm32f4.c | HAL Program for STM32Cube FW_F4 | |
oHAL_i2c_stm32f4.h | HAL Header for STM32Cube FW_F4 | |
readme.md | Readme | |
OSS-ECAL Terms of Use.txt | OSS-ECAL Terms of Use |
* For HALNAME, please refer to HAL Support.
HAL Support List
HAL | MCU* | Development environment* | HALNAME |
---|---|---|---|
Arduino 1.8.6 | ATmega2560 ATmega328P | Mega 2560 Rev3 Arduino Pro Mini 3.3V | ARDUINO |
ARM Mbed 6.17.0 | STM32F401RE | STM32 Nucleo-64 boards | MBED |
Infineon ModusToolbox HAL Cat1 2.4.3 | CYBLE-416045-02 | CY8CPROTO-063-BLE PSoC 6 BLE Prototyping Kit | ModusToolbox |
NXP MCUXpresso SDK iMXRT1051B_1052B ksdk2_0 | MIMXRT1052DVL6A | IMXRT1050-EVKB | iMXRT1051B1052B |
STM STM32Cube FW_F4 V1.27.1 | STM32F401RE | STM32 Nucleo-64 boards | STM32F4 |
Debian(Linux) v2022.04 | TI AM335x | BeagleBone Black – Rev C | Linux |
* MCU and development environment at the time of development. Even if the same HAL is used, different MCUs and development environments may not work together.
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Built-in How to
Please refer to the following to incorporate API functions into your user program.
Pin A0, A1, and A2 should be set with the following code in user_setting.h.
// Device address Code bit2:A2, bit1:A1, bit0:A0
#define MB85RC256V_1 0b00000111
For Infineon ModusToolbox HAL, set the I2C Timeout setting with the following code in user_setting.h. For details, see cyhal_i2c_master_write(), cyhal_i2c_master_read() Parameters timeout.
#define I2C_TIMEOUT 10U // Timeout[ms]
For STM32Cube FW_F4 HAL, I2C Timeout time is 25ms.
Note :
For the following command API functions, the Timeout time varies depending on the Read/Write data length len.
etSTS oMB85RC256V_WRITE_PAGE( etCMP cmp, uint16 mem_adr, uint16 len, uint8* buf )
etSTS oMB85RC256V_READ_SEQ( etCMP cmp, uint16 mem_adr, uint16 len, uint8* buf )
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CAUTION
The sample version of OSS-ECAL is not intended to be used with Threads (Tasks) or interrupts of different priority. Please do not use it as in the example below.
Example: If each sensor is assigned to the same ADC group and the OSS-ECAL API is executed in processes with different priorities, correct values may not be obtained.
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