• Part: TC58TEG6DCJTAI0
  • Description: NAND memory Toggle DDR1.0
  • Manufacturer: Toshiba
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TC58TEG6DCJTAI0
TC58TEG6DCJTAI0 is NAND memory Toggle DDR1.0 manufactured by Toshiba.
- Part of the TC58TEG comparator family.
TOSHIBA CONFIDENTIAL Tx58TEGx DCJTAx0 TOSHIBA NAND memory Toggle DDR1.0 Technical Data Sheet Rev. 0.3 2012 - 04 - 10 TOSHIBA Semiconductor & Storage Products Memory Division TC58TEG6DCJTA00 / TC58TEG6DCJTAI0 TH58TEG7DCJTA20 / TH58TEG7DCJTAK0 TH58TEG8DCJTA20 / TH58TEG8DCJTAK0 TENTATIVE 2012-04-10C 1. INTRODUCTION TOSHIBA CONFIDENTIAL Tx58TEGx DCJTAx0 1.1. General Description Toggle DDR is a NAND interface for high performance applications which support data read and write operations using bidirectional DQS. Toggle DDR NAND has implemented ’Double Data Rate’ without a clock. It is patible with functions and mand which have been supported in conventional type NAND(i.e. SDR NAND) while providing high data transfer rate based on the high-speed Toggle DDR Interface and saving power with separated DQ voltage. For applications that require high capacity and high performance NAND, Toggle DDR NAND is the most appropriate. Toggle DDR1.0 NAND supports the interface speed of up to 100 MHz, which is faster than the data transfer rate offered by SDR NAND. Toggle DDR NAND transfers data at high speed using DQS signal that behaves as a clock, and DQS shall be used only when data is transferred for optimal power consumption. This device supports both SDR interface and Toggle DDR interface. When starting, the device is activated in SDR mode. The interface mode can be changed into Toggle DDR interface utilizing specific mand issued by the Host. 1.2. Definitions and Abbreviations SDR Acronym for single data rate. DDR Acronym for double data rate. Address The address is prised of a column address with 2 cycles and a row address with 3 cycles. The row address identifies the page, block and LUN to be accessed. The column address identifies the byte within a page to access. The least significant bit of the column address shall always be zero. Column The byte location within the page register. Row Refer to the block and page to be accessed. Page The smallest...