AN94901 Migrating from FM24V02/FM24V01 to FM24V02A/FM24V01A.pdf

AN94901
Migrating from FM24V02/FM24V01 to FM24V02A/FM24V01A
Author: Girija Chougala
Associated Project: No
Associated Part Family: FM24V02, FM24V01, FM24V02A, FM24V01A
Software Version: None
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AN94901 discusses the key differences that need to be considered when migrating from FM24V02/FM24V01 to
FM24V02A/FM24V01A. FM24V02/FM24V01 is now “Not Recommended for New Designs”; this application note
explains how FM24V02A/FM24V01A is a replacement for FM24V02/FM24V01.
Table 1. Compatibility Chart
Introduction
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FM24V02A/FM24V01A, a 256-Kbit/128-Kbit I C F-RAM™,
is a replacement device for FM24V02/FM24V01, which is
now “Not recommended for new designs”. The two
devices are identical in terms of pinout, package
composition and dimensions, and read/write functionality.
This application note discusses the key differences
between the two devices that need to be considered when
migrating from FM24V02/FM24V01 to FM24V02A/
FM24V01A.
FM24V02/FM24V01
Feature or Spec
Is FM24V02A/FM24V01A
compatible?
Package
Yes
Pinout
Yes
Temperature Range
Yes
Operating Voltage
Yes
Operating Current
Yes
Drop-In Replacement or Not?
Standby Current
Yes
From a hardware point of view, the two devices are
identical. From a software point of view as well, except for
the power-up to first-access timing parameter (tPU) and
Device ID, the two devices are identical.
Read / Write Function
Yes
Timing / Frequency
Yes
Data Retention
Yes
Refer “Critical Considerations” section for more details.
Endurance
Yes
Table 1
highlights
the
compatibility
chart
of
FM24V02/FM24V01 and FM24V02A/FM24V01A. For a
detailed comparison, see Table 3.
Ordering Part Numbers
Table 2 gives the recommended FM24V02A/FM24V01A ordering part numbers that correspond to the FM24V02/FM24V01
(Not Recommended for New Designs) ordering part numbers.
Table 2. Recommended Ordering Part Numbers for Migration
FM24V02/FM24V01
Ordering Part Number
FM24V02A/FM24V01A
Status
FM24V02-G
FM24V02-GTR
FM24V01-G
FM24V01-GTR
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Ordering Part Number
Comments
Status
FM24V02A-G
Not Recommended
for New Designs
FM24V02A-GTR
In production
FM24V01A-G
No hardware change required
Software change required
FM24V01A-GTR
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Comparison of FM24V02/FM24V01 and FM24V02A/FM24V01A
Table 3 gives a detailed comparison of the two devices.
Table 3. Detailed Comparison Table
FM24V02/FM24V01
FM24V02A/FM24V01A
Comments
Package Types
-G
-G
Identical “green (RoHS)” packages.
Pinout/ Package Outlines
SOIC-8
SOIC-8
Identical pinout, outline and board
footprint.
Temperature Range
–40 ºC to +85 ºC
–40 ºC to +85 ºC
Identical
Operating Voltage Range
2.0 V to 3.6 V
2.0 V to 3.6 V
Identical
175 µA @ 100 KHz
175 µA @ 100 KHz
400 µA @ 1 MHz
400 µA @ 1 MHz
1000 µA @ 40 MHz
1000 µA @ 40 MHz
Standby Current (max)
150 µA @ 85 ºC
150 µA @ 85 ºC
Identical
Sleep Current (max)
8 µA @ 85 ºC
8 µA @ 85 ºC
Identical
Read / Write Function
2-byte addressing, slave
IDs, device select bits
2-byte addressing, slave
IDs, device select bits
Identical
Clock Frequency
3.4 MHz
3.4 MHz
Identical
10 years (+85 ºC)
10 years (+85 ºC)
38 years (+75 ºC)
38 years (+75 ºC)
151 years (+65 ºC)
151 years (+65 ºC)
Endurance (Write/Read Cycles)
1E+14
1E+14
Identical
Power-Up to First Access (tPU, max)
250 µs
1 ms
FM24V02A/FM24V01A is slower in first
access
004100h
004101h
(FM24V01)
(FM24V01A)
004200h
004201h
(FM24V02)
(FM24V02A)
Active Supply Current (max)
Data Retention
Device ID
2
The I2C F-RAM enters
Sleep Mode only if the
STOP condition is issued
Identical
Identical
Different. Refer to Device ID section in
“Critical Considerations” for more details.
Sleep function
The I C F-RAM enters
Sleep Mode irrespective
of the STOP condition
Output LOW voltage (max)
VOL = 0.2 V @
IOL = 150 μA, VDD ≥ 2.0 V
Output LOW voltage (max)
VOL = 0.4 V @ IOL = 2 mA,
VDD ≥ 2.7 V
VOL = 0.4 V @ IOL = 3 mA,
VDD ≥ 2.0 V
FM24V02A/FM24V01A has better spec
of higher drive current at lower VDD
Output LOW voltage (max)
-
VOL = 0.6 V @ IOL = 6 mA,
VDD ≥ 2.0 V
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
spec to meet the NXP I2C specification
Data in hold (tHD:DAT) @ 3.4 MHz
Min: 0 ns
Min: 0 ns
Max: 70 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
max spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
Input rise time (tR) @ 3.4 MHz
Max: 80 ns
Min: 10 ns
Max: 80 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
min spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
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Different. Refer to Sleep Function
section in “Critical Considerations” for
more details.
Not specified.
This is not an industry
standard specification
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FM24V02/FM24V01
FM24V02A/FM24V01A
Comments
Input fall time (tF) @ 3.4 MHz
Max: 80 ns
Min: 10 ns
Max: 80 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
min spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
Input fall time (tF) @ 1.0 MHz
Max: 120 ns
Min: 20 * (VDD / 5.5 V) ns
Max: 120 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
min spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
-
Max: 130 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
max spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
-
Max: 450 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
max spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
Output fall time from VIH min to VIL max
(tOF) @ 3.4 MHz
-
Max: 80 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
max spec to meet the NXP I2C
specification
Output fall time from VIH min to VIL max
(tOF) @ 1 MHz
-
Min: 20 * (VDD / 5.5 V) ns
Max: 120 ns
FM24V01A/FM24V02A has additional
spec to meet the NXP I2C specification
ACK output valid time (tVD:ACK)
@ 3.4 MHz
ACK output valid time (tVD:ACK)
@ 1 MHz
Critical Considerations
You should consider all the parameter differences mentioned in Table 3 during the migration to FM24V02A/FM24V01A. This
section discusses the critical differences. System designers should also review the datasheet when migrating to the new part.
Power-Up to First Access (tPU)
Power-up to first access specification (tPU) is slower in FM24V02A/FM24V01A device compared to FM24V02/FM24V01.
Ensure that the FM24V02A/FM24V01A device is accessed only after 1 ms from power-up.
Device ID Feature
The FM24V02A/FM24V01A and FM24V02/FM24V01 incorporates a 9-byte read-only Device ID to identify the product
uniquely. The Device ID allows the host to determine the manufacturer, product density, and product revision. Table 4 gives a
Device ID of FM24V02/FM24V01 and FM24V02A/FM24V01A. System software needs to be updated for Device ID while
migrating to the FM24V02A/FM24V01A.
Table 4. Device ID
Device ID
[Note]
FM24V01
FM24V01A
004100h
004101h
FM24V02
FM24V02A
004200h
004201h
Note: Device ID difference highlighted in red color
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Sleep Function
A low power state called Sleep Mode is supported by
FM24V02/FM24V01 and FM24V02A/FM24V01A devices.
The devices will enter in to sleep mode when the
Reserved Slave ID 86h is clocked-in as explained in the
following sequence:
1. The master sends a START command.
2. The master sends Reserved Slave ID F8h.
3. The F-RAM (slave device) sends an ACK.
2
4. The master sends the I C-bus slave address of the
slave (F-RAM) device it needs to identify. The last bit is
a 'Don't care' value (R/W bit).
2
5. The F-RAM sends an ACK. Only one device whose I Cbus slave address matches with the address byte sent
by master must acknowledge it.
6. The master sends a Re-START command.
7. The master sends Reserved Slave ID 86h.
8. The F-RAM sends an ACK.
9. The master sends STOP and the slave device enters
into sleep mode.
However there is a minor difference in the sleep mode
entry. Step 9 – Sending STOP condition, is mandatory for
FM24V02A/FM24V01A, whereas it is an optional step for
FM24V02/FM24V01.
FM24V02/FM24V01 generates an unintended STOP
during sleep mode entry. Refer to Errata section of
FM24V02/FM24V01 datasheet for more details. The
Errata is not applicable for FM24V02A/FM24V01A.
Summary
AN94901 discussed the differences between FM24V02/FM24V01 and FM24V02A/FM24V01A that need to be considered
during migration to the FM24V02A/FM24V01A.
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Related Documents
Datasheet
FM24V02: 256-Kbit (32K × 8) Serial (I2C) F-RAM
FM24V01: 128-Kbit (16K × 8) Serial (I2C) F-RAM
FM24V02A: 256-Kbit (32K × 8) Serial (I2C) F-RAM
FM24V01A: 128-Kbit (16K × 8) Serial (I2C) F-RAM
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Document History
Document Title: AN94901 - Migrating from FM24V02/FM24V01 to FM24V02A/FM24V01A
Document Number: 001-94901
Revision
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ECN
4701473
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Orig. of
Change
GVCH
Submission
Date
03/26/2015
Description of Change
New Spec.
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