6.4 AC Characteristics

Table 6-8. AC Characteristics
SymbolParameterIndustrial (I): TAMB = -40°C to +85°C

Industrial Plus (V): TAMB = -40°C to +105°C

Min.Max.UnitsConditions
FCLKClock Frequency for all commands except Read (03H) and DTR instructions166MHz
TCLKSerial Clock Period6.024ns
TSCKHSerial Clock High Time45% of clock periodnsNote 1
TSCKLSerial Clock Low Time45% of clock periodnsNote 1
TSCKRSerial Clock Rise Time (Slew Rate)0.1V/nsNote 2 and Note 7
TSCKFSerial Clock Fall Time (Slew Rate)0.1V/nsNote 2 and Note 7
TCESCE# Active Setup Time5nsNote 3
TCEHCE# Active Hold Time5nsNote 3
TCHSCE# Not Active Setup Time5nsNote 3
TCHHCE# Not Active Hold Time5nsNote 3
TCPH1CE# High Time (Read)7ns
TCPH2CE# High Time (Erase, Program or Write)30ns
TCHZCE# High to High-Z Output6nsNote 7
TDSData In Setup Time2ns
TDHData In Hold Time3ns
THLSHOLD# Low Setup Time5ns
THHSSHOLD# High Setup Time5ns
THLHHOLD# Low Hold Time5ns
THHHHOLD# High Hold Time5ns
THZHOLD# Low to High-Z Output6nsNote 7
TLZHOLD# High to Low-Z Output6nsNote 7
TOHOutput Hold from SCK Change1ns
TVOutput Valid from SCK7/6nsNote 4
TWPSWrite Protect Setup Time prior to CE# Low20nsNote 5
TWPHWrite Protect Hold Time after CE# High100nsNote 5
TSBR1CE# High to Standby Mode without Read ID20µsNote 7
TSBR2CE# High to Standby Mode with Read ID20µsNote 7
TSUSCE# High to next instruction after Suspend22µsNote 7
TLRSLatency between Resume and next Suspend50µsNote 7
TWSRWrite Status Register Time (Nonvolatile)15ms
TRSTReset pin low period to reset the device1µsNote 6 and Note 7
TRECWSoftware/Hardware Reset latency (device in write operation - Program, Suspend)28µs
TRECESoftware/Hardware Reset latency (device in write operation - Erase)12ms
TRECRSoftware Reset/Hardware latency (device not in write operation)0.3µs
TDPDCE# High to Power Down Mode3µsNote 7
Note:
  1. The clock high or clock low must be greater than or equal to 45% of clock period PCLK. PCLK=1/fCLK (maximum).
  2. Maximum rise and fall times may be limited by the TSCKH and TSCKL requirements.
  3. Relative to SCK.
  4. Loading: 30 pF/15 pF.
  5. Applicable only as a constraint for a Write Status Register instruction when SRP[1:0] = (0,1).
  6. The device can be reset using a shorter tRESET (down to a few hundred ns); however, a minimum of 1 µs is recommended to ensure reliable operation.
  7. Value guaranteed by design and/or characterization; not 100% tested in production.
Figure 6-3. Serial Input Timing
Figure 6-4. Serial Output Timing (STR)
Figure 6-5. Hold Timing
Figure 6-6. Hardware Reset Timing Diagram
Table 6-9. Reset Timing Parameters
TR(i)ParameterMinimumMaximumUnits
TRECRReset to Read (non-data operation)0.3µs
TRECWReset Recovery from Program or Suspend28µs
TRECEReset Recovery from Erase12ms
TRSTReset Pulse Width (Hardware Reset)1µs
TRHZReset to High-Z Outputns
Figure 6-7. Reset Timing Diagram
Note: C[1:0] = 66H; C[3:2] = 99H
Figure 6-8. AC Input Output Reference Voltage
Note:
  1. AC test inputs are driven at VIHT (0.9VDD) for a logic 1 and VILT (0.1VDD) for a logic 0. Measurement reference points for inputs and outputs are VHT (0.5VDD) and VLT (0.5VDD). Input rise and fall times (10%⇔90%) are < 5 ns.
  2. VHT = VHIGH Test; VLT = VLOW Test; VIHT = VINPUT HIGH Test; VILT = VINPUT LOW Test.