Once the erase finishes, copying the data from the software buffer to the page buffer should take a negligible amount of time (640 clock cycles I calculate, or just 32-40 us - an eyeblink compared to the rest of what we're doing here, and then we would kick off the write and ...
Once the erase finishes, copying the data from the software buffer to the page buffer should take a negligible amount of time (640 clock cycles I calculate, or just 32-40 us - an eyeblink compared to the rest of what we're doing here, and then we would kick off the write and ...
we have to put it into a software buffer while we wait for the erase to finish. Once the erase finishes, copying the data from the software buffer to the page buffer should take a negligible amount of time (640 clock cycles I calculate, or just 32-40 us - an eyeblink compared to th...