Mukund Deshmukh schrieb: > So my assumption is correct. If I can reduce the size of data chunk to 128 > bytes, life would be doubled. Try if you can pack the data. > Yes I am looking for 3 years life. With 128bytes there are still some days missing :-) And maybe you should give some percent plus. In the end it is a matter of cost (your time <-> chip). If you don't have to care for the chip price, I'd go for one which can hold 2 times lifespan or as already suggested go for FRAM (these are also faster). > Will this be sound design, considering the 100K cycles may be reduced due to > higher temperature or manufacturing defects. Your supplier should have data on this. AFAIK the 100k is the minimum in a standard enviroment (what standard you have to ask the manufacturer). Often it is 20 degree Celsius and some x percent moisture. -- 42Bastian
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Re: [lpc2000] EEPROM
2006-05-19 by 42Bastian Schick
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